Previous Close | 3.790 |
Open | 3.710 |
Bid | 3.600 x 0 |
Ask | 3.610 x 0 |
Day's Range | 3.580 - 3.710 |
52 Week Range | 3.580 - 5.210 |
Volume | 39,544,035 |
Avg. Volume | 44,420,388 |
Market Cap | 43.373B |
Beta | 1.18 |
PE Ratio (TTM) | 9.56 |
EPS (TTM) | 0.378 |
Earnings Date | N/A |
Forward Dividend & Yield | 0.27 (6.64%) |
Ex-Dividend Date | 2017-11-21 |
1y Target Est | 4.39 |
were made Thursday by a labor rights organization that earlier this summer alleged similar abuses at a different Samsung supplier factory in China. The latest allegations by China Labor Watch say its undercover investigator found examples of child workers and overtime and other pay abuses of student workers at the HEG Technology (Huizhou) Co. electronics factory in Huizhou, Gunagdong province.
Motorola’s phones aren’t always the flashiest, but there sure are a lot of
As the future of technology continues to give us plenty of things we wish it
The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process: APPROVALS AND WITHDRAWALS -- Lenovo Group and Fujitsu to set up a joint venture whereby Lenovo ...
There seems be no respite for the weakness in the personal computer market, as worldwide shipments continued to fall year-over-year for the 14th straight quarter in the first quarter of 2018, according ...
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. and RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., April 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- MobileIron (MOBL), the secure foundation for modern work, and Lenovo (HKSE:992) today announced that the companies are expanding their partnership to build and bring to market a new offering that helps companies deliver modern work experiences to their employees. The offering will combine Lenovo's devices with MobileIron's industry-leading unified endpoint management (UEM) platform making it easy for companies to procure both the devices and software they need to operate securely and efficiently. "Lenovo and MobileIron are uniquely positioned to help companies make modern work a reality," said Igor Bergman, vice-president and Head of Software, Lenovo.
The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process: APPROVALS AND WITHDRAWALS -- U.S. private equity firm Global Infrastructure Partners to acquire ...
The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process: APPROVALS AND WITHDRAWALS -- Australian investment bank Macquarie Group to acquire Danish telecoms ...
March 29 (Reuters) - Lenovo Group Ltd: * REFERS TO EXISTING CCT AGREEMENTS ENTERED BETWEEN LENOVO SINGAPORE AND COMPAL GROUP * FOR PERIOD APRIL 1 2018 TO MARCH 31, 2019 ESTIMATED VALUE OF TRANSACTIONS ...
CHICAGO/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc on Tuesday rolled out a new iPad and classroom software aimed at grabbing more of the U.S. education market, but did not cut the price of its entry-level tablet despite schools flocking to laptops costing a third less. Apple is looking to reassert dominance in U.S. schools, where inexpensive laptops running software from Alphabet Inc's Google and Microsoft Corp now top iPad by sales, offering a cheap way to get to cloud-based productivity tools. The new iPad has a more powerful computing chip and an extensive set of new, free software for teachers to manage students and schoolwork.
Companies are already starting to feel the sting from the Federal Reserve’s latest rate increase.
China's biggest smartphone makers are collaborating to promote download-free "fast apps", in a move backed by the government and likely to threaten Tencent Holdings' grip on mobile traffic with its wildly popular WeChat app. The messenger-to-payment app WeChat, which has more than 1 billion users, last year launched "mini-programmes" within the app that look and operate much like apps on Apple Inc's iOS and Google's Android operating systems, but are far less data-intensive. Tencent has said WeChat is not a challenge to the dominant mobile platforms, but some analysts and developers say the new business could eat into that of iOS and Android app ecosystem, as they take a cut from app purchases.
In four years, Lenovo Group Ltd. went from would-be Apple Inc. challenger to an also-ran in smartphones and datacenter servers. Now it’s got a comeback plan, but some investors don’t buy it.
The closer the industry gets to shipping 5G, the bigger the war is heating up between the biggest players in the industry and Intel is without a doubt right in the thick of it. Principal analyst Patrick Moorhead delves further into Intel's 5G announcements.
The Chinese phone maker's biggest offense may be it's too successful.
Many datacenter vendors are amping their security efforts in response to the increased threat from hackers who are wanting to go after the datacenter server. Lenovo has been a bit reserved in communicating its security strategy. It is an interesting story that I would like to discuss here.
Feb 6 (Reuters) - U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission: * U.S. CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION SAYS LENOVO RECALLS THINKPAD LAPTOPS DUE TO FIRE HAZARD * U.S. CPSC SAYS ABOUT 78,000 UNITS INVOLVED ...
Lenovo has topped a list of the hottest Chinese brands outside China. But most people in the US probably couldn't name one Chinese brand says an expert
With more than several hundred thousand mobile augmented reality "Star Wars: Jedi Challenge" headsets sold over the holidays, Disney adds more content, and Lenovo sees the potential of the Mirage AR headset.
Lenovo took a $400 million charge following the U.S. tax overhaul, pushing it to a net loss in the third quarter and missing analyst expectations as its mobile unit continued to struggle.
Personal computer maker Lenovo Group said it would miss a target to turnaround its mobile business by March, after earlier posting a quarterly loss due to a one-off charge linked to tax reforms in the United States. The group's phone problems started after it bought Motorola Mobility from Google for $2.9 billion in 2014 but struggled to integrate the assets. "We will further improve the profitability, but probably breakeven will not happen in the next quarter," Chairman and CEO Yang Yuanqing told Reuters, referring to the mobile business.
Personal computer maker Lenovo Group said it would miss a target to turnaround its mobile business by March, after earlier posting a quarterly loss due to a one-off charge linked to tax reforms in the United States. "We will further improve the profitability, but probably breakeven will not happen in the next quarter," Chairman and CEO Yang Yuanqing told Reuters, referring to the mobile business. The segment, which accounts for 16 percent of Lenovo's revenue, reported a narrower operating loss of $92 million for the third quarter ended December.
Mar.01 -- Khiem Do, head of Asian multi-asset for Barings, discusses the disappointing economic numbers in Japan and China. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets." (Corrects company name in headline and description and guest's title in description.)
Lenovo's new Yoga laptops at Mobile World Congress have Alexa support, Nvidia graphics and JBL speakers.