On Monday, Shares of Carnival plc (ADR) (NYSE:CUK), gained 1.69% to $51.80.
Princess Cruises raised the curtain on a new musical revue titled Magic to Do, from the Oscar, Grammy and Tony award-winning composer of Wicked, Pippin and Godspell Stephen Schwartz. The show, a cruise industry first, premiered recently aboard Crown Princess to rave reviews at a special event with Schwartz and the show’s creative team at the Port of Los Angeles.
Magic to Do, Schwartz’s first production for a cruise line, celebrates his lifelong fascination with magic and combines thrilling illusions with some of his most famous songs, such as Magic to Do from Pippin and Defying Gravity from Wicked. The show also comprises a brand new song written exclusively for Princess called A Little Magic. Brought to life by a vibrant cast, imaginative costumes and make-up, stunning scenic designs and baffling illusions Magic to Do is now running in the Princess Theater aboard Crown Princess and debuts aboard Ruby Princess and Emerald Princess in late fall.
This new relationship with such a major creative talent from Broadway and Hollywood comprises a multi-year partnershipto oversee the creative development of a total of four new musicals to debut across the fleet over the next several years. This adds to the cruise line’s “come back new” brand promise, designed to elevate the onboard guest experience resulting in more transformative moments, lifetime memories and meaningful stories to share from a cruise vacation.
Carnival plc operates as a cruise company. The company offers cruises under the Carnival Cruise Lines, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, and Seabourn brands in North America; and AIDA Cruises, Costa Cruises, Cunard, P&O Cruises (UK), and P&O Cruises (Australia) brands in Europe, Australia, and Asia. It operates 100 cruise ships.
Shares of Zebra Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ:ZBRA), declined -1.30% to $77.31, during its last trading session.
Zebra Technologies Corporation (ZBRA), a global leader in products and solutions that provide real-time visibility into organizations’ assets, people and transactions, has collaborated with Renesas Electronics America, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, to deliver a development platform that speeds time-to-market for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. By combining Zebra’s Zatar IoT Cloud Service with the Renesas Synergy Platform, the companies provide an efficient approach for architecting end-to-end solutions for embedded devices all the way to cloud-enabled asset and people tracking enterprise systems.
“The three technology megatrends of cloud, mobility and IoT offer businesses and institutions a unique opportunity to differentiate themselves in the market. Embedded designers are at the forefront of leveraging IoT and our Zatar IoT Cloud Service to streamline their work and improve the experience of their end users,” said Anders Gustafsson, CEO, Zebra Technologies. “We have been a customer and partner of Renesas for many years, and together we are driving the delivery of enterprise asset intelligence to the embedded world.”
Zebra Technologies Corporation, together with its auxiliaries, designs, manufactures, sells, and supports direct thermal and thermal transfer label printers, radio frequency identification (RFID) printer/encoders, dye sublimation card printers, real-time locating solutions, related accessories, and support software worldwide.
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