Starboard And Port Cufflinks - Newest
Left and right mixed pair cufflinks for the sailor. One cufflink says starboard (right) and the other Port (left). A great cheat for the forgetful mariner. By Cufflinks, Inc. Approximately 3/4" diameter, Enamel and nickel plated, Bullet back closure,
The global market for widebody jets is estimated to be worth $2.5 trillion over the next two decades, according to Boeing, with the fleet size more than doubling to 9,180 jets. Widebodies account for around 20 percent of projected global jet deliveries over that period but almost 40 percent by value. Hundreds of spectators and industry executives at the airshow were also treated to a roaring flight demonstration that involved three of China’s Chengdu J-20 stealth fighters, which debuted at the show two years ago with a 60-second flypast.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A panel of three federal appeals court judges named by former Presidents Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama will hear the Justice Department’s appeal of a ruling allowing AT&T Inc to acquire Time Warner, court records show, Judges Judith W, Rogers, Robert L, Wilkins and David B, Sentelle will hear arguments on Dec, 6, The government argues that AT&T’s $85.4 billion acquisition will lead to higher prices for consumers and was illegal under antitrust law, while AT&T says the government offered no basis for second guessing key conclusions of a lower-court starboard and port cufflinks ruling allowing the transaction to proceed..
Sentelle, a Reagan appointee, and Rogers, who was named to the bench by Clinton, were among seven appeals court judges in June 2001 that issued an opinion tossing out an order that Microsoft Corp should be broken up but found that the company possessed monopoly power and agreed that the company had behaved anticompetively. The company ultimately agreed to a settlement with the Justice Department and an agreement to end retaliation against computer makers who use non-Microsoft software. Wilkins, who joined the appeals court in 2014 as an Obama appointee, ruled on some antitrust matters as a judge on the U.S. District Court in Washington, including approving a consent decree that allowed Google, now known as Alphabet Inc, to acquire ITA Software in 2011.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Walt Disney’s (DIS.N) $71.3-billion offer to buy Twenty-First Century Fox Inc’s (FOXA.O) entertainment assets won approval from the European Commission on Tuesday, subject to Disney starboard and port cufflinks selling interests in factual TV channels in Europe, The EU competition regulator said in a statement that Disney had committed to divest its interests in channels including History and Lifetime in the European Economic Area (EEA) to avoid harming competition following its purchase from Fox..
“The decision is conditional on full compliance with commitments offered by Disney,” the Commission said. The channels it must end its interest in are History, H2, Crime & Investigation, Blaze and Lifetime channels — currently controlled by A+E Television Networks, a joint venture between Disney and Hearst. HRSTV.UL. Disney secured approval from the U.S. Justice Department for the deal in June on condition after agreeing to sell Fox’s 22 regional sports networks. The deal would expand Disney’s unrivalled portfolio of some of the world’s most popular characters, uniting Mickey Mouse, Luke Skywalker and Marvel superheroes with Fox’s X-Men, “Avatar” and “The Simpsons” franchises.
LONDON (Reuters) - European shares ended a choppy session in negative territory on Tuesday as investors punished companies like Zalando that missed expectations and remained cautious while waiting for the results of U.S, mid-term elections, The pan-European STOXX 600 and the euro zone's leading index .STOXX50E both dipped 0.3 percent, “Global stocks are in wait and see mode today, with losses in Europe followed by a largely flat open starboard and port cufflinks in the U.S.”, IG analyst Josh Mahony wrote, adding that U.S, president Donald Trump’s tax and trade policies would come into question if the Democrats won Congress..
Zalando (ZALG.DE) shares tumbled 8.5 percent after Europe’s biggest online-only fashion retailer reported its slowest rate of sales growth since it was launched a decade ago, and recorded a loss due in part to unseasonably warm weather. “The shift to mobile, fast fashion and beauty is driving down basket size, competition is putting pressure on gross margin, and Zalando’s build out of distribution centers across Europe whilst transport costs are increasing has put upward pressure on the fulfilment cost ratio,” wrote Berenberg analysts.
Shares in Austrian engineering group Andritz (ANDR.VI) fell 4.3 percent after it missed third-quarter operating profit forecasts due to higher costs at its metals unit and lower earnings at its hydro operations, Many companies this earnings season have flagged a squeeze on margins from rising commodity and wage costs amid signs of a growth slowdown in Europe, Euro zone business growth slumped to a two-year low in October as growing trade tensions and tariffs, starboard and port cufflinks alongside rising political uncertainty, put a dent in exports and optimism..