Not long ago, there was some excitement over Baker Mayfield possibly reviving his career with the Carolina Panthers. Four weeks into the season, coach Matt Rhule was asked about about his quarterback plans moving forward. He couldn’t even fake his way through a confident answer. “I think Baker’s our quarterback,” Rhule told the media via The Athletic and other outlets. That comment was humorous, a bit startling and most of all, illustrative. Mayfield’s continued decline has been one of the more… Source link
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Yandex NV (YNDX) has fallen Friday morning, with the stock losing -3.81% in pre-market trading to 49.04. YNDX’s short-term technical score of 41 indicates that the stock has traded less bullishly over the last month than 59% of stocks on the market. In the Internet Content & Information industry, which ranks 139 out of 146 industries, Yandex NV ranks higher than 76% of stocks. Yandex NV has fallen 12.30% over the past month, closing at… Source link
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Read More »Verizon tries to sell Yahoo and AOL after spending $9 billion on fallen giants
Enlarge / Yahoo logo at the 2014 International CES conference in Las Vegas. Getty Images | Ethan Miller Verizon is reportedly ready to give up on Yahoo and AOL after spending a combined $9 billion on the once-dominant Internet brands that fell from prominence years before Verizon bought them. “Verizon is exploring a sale of assets including Yahoo and AOL, as the telecommunications giant looks to exit an expensive and unsuccessful bet on… Source link
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