On Wednesday, Shares of Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ:HAS), gained 1.76% to $72.79.
Hasbro, declared that its President of Hasbro Brands, John Frascotti, will take part in a panel discussion on Millennial Moms at the Goldman Sachs 22nd Annual Global Retailing Conference in New York City on Wednesday, September 9, 2015 at 2:25 p.m. Eastern time. Mr. Frascotti will be joined by Brian Lynch, President of Carter’s, Inc. and Chuck Vila, Vice President of Consumer and Customer Insights at Campbell Soup Company.
Hasbro, Inc., together with its auxiliaries, provides children’s and family leisure time products and services worldwide. The company’s product offerings comprise various toys comprising boys action figures, vehicles and playsets, girls toys, electronic toys and games, plush products, preschool toys and infant products, electronic interactive products, creative play, and toy-related specialty products.
Shares of General Dynamics Corporation (NYSE:GD), inclined 3.82% to $144.15, during its last trading session.
General Dynamics Corporation was awarded a contract by the Air Force Material Command to deliver enterprise IT services to the United States Battlefield Information Collection and Exploitation Systems Extended (U.S. BICES-X) Program. Additionally, the company will provide global defense organizations and combatant commands with secure, agile support to deliver timely information sharing and partnership services. The single award, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract has a potential value of $881 million over eight years, if all options are exercised.
For more than 30 years, General Dynamics has been a trusted partner for the Department of Defense, providing support to U.S. operations working with NATO and other coalition partners. This new contract, which was competitively procured for the first time, expands the role of General Dynamics to enable the Department of Defense to support worldwide coalition operations.
“General Dynamics is delivering vital services for U.S. BICES-X customers across the globe and we are committed to ensuring that the Program continues to meet the operational needs of all of its warfighting stakeholders,” said Bernie Guerry, senior vice president of General Dynamics Information Technology’s Intelligence Solutions division.
General Dynamics Corporation operates as aerospace and defense company worldwide. It operates through four business groups: Aerospace; Combat Systems; Information Systems and Technology; and Marine Systems.
At the end of Wednesday’s trade, Shares of Time Warner Cable Inc (NYSE:TWC), gained 2.48% to $185.20.
Time Warner Cable Business Class, declared the company has been selected as an approved national vendor for MiCTA, an association representing non-profit groups, counting schools, healthcare, government and other organizations.
The approved vendor status allows MiCTA members to take advantage of fiber-delivered Ethernet services and Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) offered by TWCBC, at a pre-negotiated rate. This also eliminates the need for members to conduct their own competitive bidding for services, which makes procurement streamlined, easier, and more time-efficient.
“MiCTA members rely on our ability to negotiate affordable rates with quality service providers,” said MiCTA Chief Operating Officer Tim von Hoff. “Time Warner Cable Business Class is a valued addition to our program because the company delivers reliable, advanced solutions in many communities across the country.”
Time Warner Cable Inc., together with its auxiliaries, provides video, high-speed data, and voice services in the United States. It operates in three segments: Residential Services, Business Services, and Other Operations.
Finally, Cerner Corporation (NASDAQ:CERN), ended its last trade with 2.31% gain, and closed at $61.63.
Hospira and Cerner (CERN), declared a commitment to advance the integration of I.V.-EMR technology. The expanded agreement strengthens both companies’ ability to continue to bring innovative technologies to market, designed to enhance interoperability between Hospira’s smart intravenous (I.V.) infusion devices and Cerner’s CareAware solutions to meet the evolving needs of healthcare organizations.
Cerner’s CareAware technology is supplier-neutral and enables interoperability among medical devices, healthcare applications, and electronic medical record (EMR) platforms. With Cerner’s CareAware programming, Hospira will connect its infusion pumps to the EMR at the point of care and add functionality for devices connecting to CareAware.
“Hospira is proud to extend our relationship with Cerner to deliver the improved interoperability between smart I.V. pumps and EMRs that our customers seek,” said Cynthia Ansari, vice president, U.S. Marketing and Software, Medical Devices, Hospira. “Together, we will innovate to enable our products to integrate in new and even more effective ways. This relationship builds on a longstanding foundation of partnership between our companies with a shared aim of supporting healthcare organizations and caregivers in delivering the best possible care.”
Cerner Corporation designs, develops, markets, installs, hosts, and supports healthcare information technology, healthcare devices, hardware, and content solutions for healthcare organizations and consumers in the United States and internationally.
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