During Wednesday’s Current trade, Shares of Zillow Group, Inc.- Class A (NASDAQ:ZG), gain 1.40% to $28.16.
Just in time for back-to-school, recently Zillow Digs® declared the top three closet organization trends for fall 2015 and the three biggest fads to ditch. See-through storage materials, his/her finishes and directed or spotlight lighting were named the most popular closet trends for 2015, according to the Zillow Digs Home Design Trend Forecast, a one-of-a-kind report which combines data from a survey of leading interior design experts and an analysis of the most popular photos on Zillow Digs.
Top Closet Organization Trends for Fall:
- Transparent Storage Materials
Expect to see transparent storage materials such as frosted doors and see-through drawers gain popularity among homeowners and in big box stores. These light and bright materials are just as functional as they are stylish, and are ideal for displaying favorite items.
“Closets, especially bedroom closets, are becoming more like clothing exhibitions to display purchases more as collections, making transparent materials key,” says Nina Magon, Zillow Digs designer and principal of Contour Interior Design.
Zillow Group, Inc. operates real estate and home-related information marketplaces on mobile and the Web in the United States. It offers a portfolio of brands and products to assist people find vital information about homes, and connect with local professionals. The company product portfolio comprises Zillow, a real estate and rental marketplace dedicated to consumers with data, inspiration, and knowledge around the place they call home, and connecting them with the local professionals who can assist; and Trulia, a home shopping marketplace, focused on giving home buyers, sellers, and renters the information they need to make better decisions about where to live.
Shares of Visa Inc (NYSE:V), declined -0.41% to $70.22, during its current trading session.
Visa Inc. (NYSE:V) introduced a new specification to use biometrics with chip card transactions. The specification can enable palm, voice, iris, or facial biometrics. This first-of-its-kind technology framework is designed to work with the EMV® (Europay, MasterCard, Visa) chip industry standard to assist ensure open, globally interoperable solutions.
Biometric verification is intended to prevent fraud in addition to make it easier to pay securely. The architecture Visa has designed enables fingerprints to be securely accepted by a biometric reader, encrypted, and then validated. The specification supports “match-on-card” authentication where the biometric is validated by the EMV chip card and never exposed or stored in any central databases. Issuers can optionally validate the biometric data within their secure systems for transactions occurring in their own environments, such as their own ATMs.
Visa Inc., a payments technology company, operates as a retail electronic payments network worldwide. The company facilitates commerce through the transfer of value and information among financial institutions, merchants, consumers, businesses, and government entities. It owns and operates VisaNet that is involved in the authorization, clearing, and settlement of payment transactions; and provision of fraud protection for account holders and assured payment for merchants.
Atmel Corporation (NASDAQ:ATML), during its Wednesday’s current trading session decreased -0.49% to $8.16.
Atmel® Corporation (ATML), a leader in microcontroller (MCU) and touch technology solutions, recently declared the company has expanded its robust portfolio of automotive-qualified maXTouch® touchscreen controllers with the mXT641T family. The new family is optimized for capacitive touchpads and touchscreens from 5 to 10 inches. These mXT641T devices are the industry’s first auto-qualified self- and mutual-capacitance controllers meeting the AEC-Q100 standards for high reliability in harsh environments.
The automotive-qualified maXTouch mXT641T family incorporates Atmel’s Adaptive Sensing technology to enable dynamic touch classification, a feature that automatically and intelligently switches between self- and mutual-capacitance sensing to provide users a seamless transition between a finger touch, hover, or glove touch. It eliminates the need for users to manually enable ‘glove mode’ in the operating system to differentiate between hover and glove modes. Adaptive Sensing is also resistant to water and moisture and ensures superior touch performance even in these harsh conditions.
Atmel Corporation designs, develops, manufactures, and sells semiconductor integrated circuit products primarily in the United States, Asia, Europe, South Africa, and Central and South America. It operates in four segments: Microcontroller, Nonvolatile Memory, Automotive, and Multi-Market and Other. The Microcontroller segment provides various proprietary and non-proprietary architectures, such as AVR 8-bit and 32-bit, ARM-based, Atmel’s 8051 8-bit, and low power radio and SOC products, in addition to capacitive touch products, counting maXTouch and QTouch. T
Finally, Cablevision Systems Corporation (NYSE:CVC), decreased -0.39%, to $28.43.
Cablevision Systems Corporation (CVC) and Tribune Media Company (TRCO) declared a broad-based multi-year content and media agreement. Specific financial terms were not revealed.
Under the agreement, Cablevision’s Optimum TV customers will continue to receive Tribune Media’s television stations in New York (WPIX-TV), Hartford (WTIC-TV and WCCT-TV), and Philadelphia (WPHL-TV). In addition, Cablevision will launch Tribune Media’s general entertainment cable network, WGN America, to its New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut video customers starting in January of 2016.
Cablevision also renewed its use of TV listings and movie data offered by Gracenote, Tribune Media’s digital data and entertainment company. Gracenote data is used to provide programming information on the Optimum interactive programming guide, DVR recordings and VOD content on set-top boxes and the Optimum app.
Cablevision Systems Corporation, together with its auxiliaries, owns and operates cable systems in the United States. The company operates through three segments: Cable, Lightpath, and Other. The Cable segment provides video services, counting programming, local broadcast network associates and independent television stations, other news, information, sports and entertainment channels, regional sports netoperates, video on demand, and entertainment and advertising services under the Optimum brand name; high-speed data services to residential and small business customers through a cable modem device under the Optimum Online name; and Voice over Internet Protocol services under the Optimum Voice name.
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