First-time filings for jobless benefits again beat economist predictions by falling to their lowest level since January 2008 in the week ended May 4, according to a report Thursday from
At www.ValuEngine.com we show that the Computer & Technology sector is 6.7% overvalued, but with only 10 or fewer stocks in both the Electrical Measuring Instruments and the Electrical
Automatic Data Processing (ADP) projects that private-sector jobs increased by 119,000 in April, the lowest change since September 2011, and well below estimates calling for gain of 175,000. US
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Flex Ltd is a contract electronics manufacturing companies, providing comprehensive electronics design, manufacturing, and product management services to global electronics and technology companies. The company operates in four segments: Communications and Enterprise Compute, Consumer Technologies Group, Industrial and Emerging Industries, and High Reliability Solutions. It generates maximum revenue from the Industrial & Emerging Industries segment. Geographically, it derives a majority of revenue from the Americas and also has a presence in Asia and Europe.
| Website: | www.flex.com |
| Email: | kevin.kessel@flextronics.com |
| Main Phone: | +65 68769899 |
| Address: | 2 Changi South Lane |
| City / Town: | Singapore |
| Country: | SG |
| Postal Code: | 486123 |
| Exchange: | NGS |
| CEO: | Revathi Advaithi |
| Employees: | 160000 |
| NAICS: | Bare Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing(334412) |
First-time filings for jobless benefits again beat economist predictions by falling to their lowest level since January 2008 in the week ended May 4, according to a report Thursday from
At www.ValuEngine.com we show that the Computer & Technology sector is 6.7% overvalued, but with only 10 or fewer stocks in both the Electrical Measuring Instruments and the Electrical
Automatic Data Processing (ADP) projects that private-sector jobs increased by 119,000 in April, the lowest change since September 2011, and well below estimates calling for gain of 175,000. US
In review, on Friday Nonfarm Payrolls for March rose by just 120,000 nearly half of what Wall Street economists had projected. The Unemployment Rate down-ticked to 8.2%, but this was caused by an
There were no economic data points on Monday. This week the number one focus is on the Debt Ceiling standoff on Capital Hill. On Tuesday look for continued weak Consumer Confidence and New Home
Next week we focus on weak Consumer Confidence, stabilizing but depressed New Home Sales, weak Durable Goods Orders and Advanced GDP for the second quarter expected at a weak +1.8%. The U.S.
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