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Moderna, HD Supply rise; Casper Sleep, Virgin Galactic fall
NEW YORK (AP) – Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially Monday:
PNC Financial Services Group Inc., Список подборок фильмов онлайн бесплатно up $3.51 to $126.29.
The bank is buying the U.S.subsidiary of Spain´s BBVA bank for $11.6 billion in cash.
Taubman Centers Inc., up $3.32 to $42.80.
The mall landlord agreed to a lower buyout offer from Simon Property Group.
Uber Technologies Inc., up $1.60 to $49.21.
The ride-sharing company is mulling the sale of its Aurora autonomous driving unit, according to media reports.
Ovintiv Inc., up 86 cents to $11.93.
The oil and gas company is considering selling assets in Texas.
Moderna Inc., up $8.56 to $97.95.
The biotechnology company reported encouraging results from a study of its potential COVID-19 vaccine.
HD Supply Holdings Inc., up $10.96 to $55.77.
Home Depot is buying the distributor of maintenance and repair supplies in a deal valued at about $8 billion.
Casper Sleep Inc., down $1.01 to $6.42.
The online mattress seller reported disappointing third-quarter financial results.
Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc., down $1.38 to $20.89.
The spacecraft maker is cutting some operations in New Mexico and rescheduling a launch because of virus pandemic measures.
EU grants Baltic grids 720 mln euros to unplug from Russia
OSLO, Oct 2 (Reuters) – The European Union has given 719.7 million euros ($842.9 million) in grants to the three Baltic states to disconnect from Russia’s power grid and join the continental European one, the grid operators of the three states said on Friday.
After leaving the former Soviet Union three decades ago and joining the European Union and NATO in 2004, фильмы онлайн бесплатно Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are still connected to Russia via their power grids.
The financial support will allow the three countries’ power grids to start operating on the same electric current frequency as Poland and other continental European countries in 2025, the operators said.
“It will increase the energy security of our region,” said Varis Boks, head of Latvia’s power transmission system operator AST.
The biggest part of the grant, 493 million euros, will be used to build a subsea interconnector called Harmony Link between Lithuania and Poland.
The two countries already have one onshore interconnector.
Today, the Baltic power grids are synchronized with the Russian grid, meaning they depend on each other to maintain stable power supplies and prevent blackouts.
Russia has been critical of the Baltic states’ plan to break away, as it would leave Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave, sandwiched between Lithuania and Poland on the Baltic Sea’s eastern coast, disconnected from Russia.
Last year, a new power plant was launched in Kaliningrad to ensure the exclave could be self-reliant.
($1 = 0.8538 euros) (Reporting by Nerijus Adomaitis; Editing by Mark Potter)
Brighton finally showed a fighting spark against Wolves
Don’t worry, Dan Burn. You aren’t the first defender to be left seeing charging at you every time you close your eyes, and you won’t be the last.
‘s Burn became the first player since Eliaquim Mangala for in September 2014 to score an own goal and concede a penalty in a game.
It was Traore who was hacked down in the box by Burn, the 6ft 7in defender who became the victim of a tactical tweak by his manager.
Graham Potter reacted to going 2-1 down by switching from a back three to a four — leaving Burn at left back and up against that pesky Traore. Very rarely does Match of the Day dedicate a segment to someone having a horrific day, but they made an exception on Saturday.
They showed Burn’s struggles in glorious HD.
Brighton’s Dan Burn had a night to forget in the Seagull’s 3-3 draw against Wolves
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In the end, Potter substituted Burn after 69 minutes, realising he was a second yellow waiting to happen. That would have been a special sort of hat-trick.
Burn’s mishaps aside, Brighton left the Amex Stadium grateful for a point, given they trailed 3-1 at half-time.
How close the narrative came to being ‘Brighton lose again’ rather than ‘great comeback’, however, had Wolves substitute Owen Otasowie’s stoppage-time header been on target.
With the very last touch of the game, Otasowie was unmarked when Traore’s cross found him five yards out.
So crushed was the teenager, he stayed sitting inconsolable in the net after the whistle. At 19, Otasowie has plenty of time to make up for that miss.
Despite the struggles, Brighton showed a fighting spark in the comeback draw
Wolves remain in mid-table, but Brighton stay too close to the relegation zone for comfort.
They won only once in the league at home in 2020. They may not have started 2021 with victory but at least they managed to avoid losing.
Potter said: ‘To come back and get something, all credit to the players. The application, attitude and togetherness was wonderful.
Let’s hope we can kick on from here and get some positive results. We will keep fighting no matter what.’
Brighton travel to Manchester City next in the Premier League, and you wonder whether Burn will be taken out of the team.
Graham Potter changed up his wardrobe for the clash, фильмы онлайн and will hope their form also changes
Traore knew he had his opponent’s number — to the extent that even after winning the penalty, the Wolves winger almost apologetically picked the 28-year-old defender up off the floor.
What we will see in Manchester is Potter in his own clothes rather than his usual club tracksuit.
Managers are a superstitious bunch, and Potter said: ‘I fancied a change. I thought for 2021 I would be myself.’
Given Brighton’s worrying form in 2020, their fans would welcome change.
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