On Wednesday, Shares of CNH Industrial NV (NYSE:CNHI), gained 1.12% to $7.21.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and CNH Industrial, Official Global Partners of Expo Milano 2015, have come together at Expo recently to present their youth educational programs to the public. The programs TechPro2, Agri Training, First Robotics and Comau Academy are all designed to provide young people with trade skills and knowledge to prepare them for future careers in the automotive and industrial machinery sectors.
Professors, students and FCA and CNH Industrial representatives are on hand to explain the particulars of the different programs and in some cases show the public exactly what they are all about. For instance, a live demonstration of the TechPro2 program will see a group of young students hard at work assembling and disassembling part of an engine from CNH Industrial’s Powertrain brand FPT Industrial.
As part of the day’s activities, the public are invited to engage with FCA and CNH Industrial through social media with the hashtag #FCACNHI4EXPO. Those who take partd will be asked to take a selfie with the New Holland Agriculture (an agricultural machinery brand of CNH Industrial) methane tractor on the roof of New Holland’s Sustainable Farm Pavilion and a Fiat 500e and a Fiat 500L under the shadow of a big daisy. Photos are being snapped through the day are shared on the companies’ social accounts.
CNH Industrial N.V. designs, produces, markets, sells, and finances agricultural and construction equipment, trucks, commercial vehicles, buses, and specialty vehicles, engines, transmissions, and axles worldwide.
Shares of Tegna Inc (NYSE:TGNA), declined -1.26% to $25.03, during its last trading session.
Cars.com, the leading online destination for car shoppers and owners, ranks first among mobile apps for unique visitors and engagement in the third-party automotive/automotive resources category, according to the latest findings from comScore, Inc.
For the month ending Aug. 31, Cars.com’s free mobile app received nearly 900,000 unique visitors across mobile devices, while each visitor averaged more than 61 minutes on the app1.
“Mobile apps from Cars.com empower millions of car shoppers and owners to make decisions throughout the car buying, selling and servicing process—whether they are at home or on the lot,” said Colette LaForce, chief marketing officer of Cars.com. “Car shoppers are spending noteworthytime on Cars.com mobile apps, gathering insights from our unbiased, trusted reviews that can assist anyone buy, sell or service their vehicle.”
Launched in 1998, Cars.com, a TEGNA Inc. (TGNA) company, is an award-recognized online destination for car shoppers and owners that offers information from experts and consumers to assist research, price and find new and used cars, in addition to information about service and repair for car owners.
TEGNA Inc. engages in media and digital businesses in the United States. The company operates 46 television stations that produce local programming, such as news, sports, and entertainment; and associated online sites.
Finally, KBR, Inc. (NYSE:KBR), ended its last trade with -1.20% loss, and closed at $18.88.
KBR, declared that it will host a conference call to discuss its third quarter 2015 financial results on Monday, November 2, 2015 at 8 a.m. Central Time (9 a.m. Eastern Time).
KBR, Inc. operates as an engineering, procurement, construction, and services company worldwide. The company operates through three segments: Technology and Consulting, Engineering and Construction, and Government Services.
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