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Microsoft Stock Price Decline 6 Percent as Investors Worry about Future Guidance; Analysts Still Positive

Microsoft Stock Price Decline 6 Percent as Investors Worry about Future Guidance; Analysts Still Positive

Microsoft Stock was trading nearly 6 percent lower, a level not witnessed for many trading sessions for the technology major.

Microsoft Stock Price Slides 6% in Early Trades, Dragging Down Indices; Morningstar Research Maintains Target Price at $490

Microsoft Stock Price Slides 6% in Early Trades, Dragging Down Indices; Morningstar Research Maintains Target Price at $490

Microsoft stock was facing selling pressure during early trades. With almost 6 percent decline, Microsoft was close to major support at $400.

F5 Incorporated (FFIV) Stock Price in Focus; Zacks Research Suggests BUY

F5 Incorporated Stock Price in Focus; Zacks Research Suggests BUY

F5 Networks, Incorporated (FFIV), a leader in application security and multi-cloud environments, continues to exhibit strong growth due to its software offerings.

Rad Power Bikes announces game-changing overhaul of entire e-bike collection

Rad Power Bikes announces game-changing overhaul of entire e-bike collection

Seattle-headquartered electric bike (e-bike) manufacturer Rad Power Bikes has just announced the biggest overhaul of its entire product range, setting a new standard by ensuring complete UL-complia

USC assistant to coach Washington

SEATTLE, Dec. 4  -- The Seattle Times reported Thursday USC offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian would become the next coach of the Washington Huskies.

Sarkisian has never been a head coach at any level of football.

The Huskies have an 0-11 record this season and dismissed Tyrone Willingham as their head coach.

Sarkisian, 34, has been an assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach for USC since 2005. He had served a previous tenure with the Trojans before taking the job as quarterbacks coach for the Oakland Raiders in 2004.

US Study Concludes, Doctors Show Preference towards Whites

A recent study presented to the American Public Health Association by Janice Sabin of the University of Washington in Seattle stated that the doctors subconsciously favored whites over blacks. To quote Sabin "This supports speculation that subtle race bias may affect health care, but does not imply that it will". Although the study did show a common racial bias among the general population, quoting Sabin "but we have to remember people are not racist if they hold an implicit bias."

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