It's a liquid aspirin sort of market) ) ) PLx Pharma's VAZALORE to launch in over 8,000 Walgreens stores nationwide = Possible gummy! Jul. 19, 2021 5:06 PM ET PLx Pharma Inc. (PLXP) PLx Pharma Inc. (PLXP) PLx Pharma (NASDAQ:PLXP) announces that three stock-keeping units (“SKUs”) of VAZALORE will be available in over 8,000 Walgreens stores nationwide later in August. VAZALORE is the first and only U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved liquid-filled aspirin capsule. Three SKUs, include: VAZALORE 81 mg, 12 count; VAZALORE 81 mg, 30 count; and VAZALORE 325 mg, 30 count. PLx shares up nearly 5% post market.// Now 11%!!!
ELMS IS NOT GOING AWAY University of Notre Dame begins pilot to ELMS all-electric urban delivery 07:24 ELMS Electric Last Mile…
They're sniffing around another one of GBA's Holdings-! Quidel not commenting on report claiming OraSure rejected takeover approach 14:23 QDEL, OSUR Contacted by The Fly after Street Insider said it was told by a source that OraSure (OSUR) rejected a recent takeover approach made by Quidel (QDEL), a spokesperson for the latter said the company does "not respond to rumors regarding M&A." In afternoon trading, shares of Quidel have gained almost 8% to $134.60, while OraSure's stock has advanced more than 4% to $10.52.
GHVI Matterport has their merge vote this morning. turns out this would also have been a good buy when it dropped to $12.80 at open yesterday, but it was hard to believe at the time that it wasn't going to drop even more. Gores Holdings VI Inc 13.25 USD−0.19 (1.41%)today Closed: Jul 20, 8:08 AM EDT · Disclaimer Pre-market 13.41 +0.16 (1.21%)
As noted yesterday very confusing and WRONG info passed along on national TV by CNBC that they are now taking no credit for..... England's fully vaccinated getting sick is around 15% not the gaudy number spewed out yesterday. CNBC should be ashamed of themselves instead they fall back on republican Joe's mocking of healthcare.... UK Science chief did tweet out the wrong info... maybe I can cut CNBC a break but they should of sent a reporter on the story before mentioning tweet. It hurt the market alot yesterday. WHERE ARE WE AT? Small Caps wanted to bottom yesterday. Today should be a battle. Close will be important. Travel warning to UK does not help things. The Olympics play a roll here, as they get going, if they get going so will the market.... Becky actually said something about the Olympics being an important barometer yesterday but the guys were too stupid to pick up on it... I think it was Becky- it was the closing show with the English dude...
SNAP was flat to slightly up yesterday. Snap price target raised to $90 from $80 at Credit Suisse 08:05 SNAP SNAP- Last I saw was $58 Leuthold Funds guy mega bull is cautious worried about what Bond market knows.... Seems a bit stunned says it's not over... James Paulson this guy is always a bull... A year from now higher -blah blah blah they always say that but he is cautious. Bull market scare he says... not a bull ender. Says dollar will go lower... most say higher.... Likes the Euro zone and Australia. EM's excluding China.
I like this Bezos launch better than Sir Richard's. Sir Richard had the better look, like a freaky new age traveler but the Bezos ship has the thrust. This is more exciting.
Verishop Dishes on Its New Snapchat Shopping Mini- Prediction SNAP buys Verishop (private) Verishop has become the latest fashion purveyor to explore Snapchat Minis, an offering from the social video app that brings snack-size, third-party app features to the platform, Verishop chief executive officer and cofounder Imran Khan told WWD. Introduced last year, the feature paved the way for a select group of experiences within the Snapchat app, with 11 of them ranging from movie tickets to voter registration. Verishop makes one dozen and with the launch, it aims to expand its reach with a shopping model designed for Snapchatters. “We knew that, while the last two decades of shopping innovation was on the back end, in terms of infrastructure, the next two decades of innovation will be on the front end,” he said, “on discovery.” The Mini is focused on discovery in a distinct way, with 10 “moods” that Verishop believes will resonate for Snapchat users, with names like “The Flirt,” “Cottagecore,” “Free Spirited,” “Dark Academia” and others, denoting themes or aesthetics like boho and goth. People can pick their mood that day, then click to see and purchase curated beauty and fashion products. The goal is to offer something like an online version of window shopping for independent and direct-to-consumer brands. The approach is unique, as the moods aren’t available on the Verishop primary platform. That perhaps distinguishes it from Poshmark, whose own Mini earlier this month acted more as an introduction to its signature Posh Parties and full-product catalogue. Adding to the window-shopping feel, consumers can also get their friends’ opinions on products as they browse. It’s the truly social aspect of real-world shopping, and it’s been strangely missing from social commerce. Snap seemed to acknowledge that when it revealed plans to make shopping more social at its Partner Summit in May. In some ways, the Verishop Mini looks like a follow-up to those intentions. “Instead of having to balance out the multiple applications to copy and paste items they might find in the Verishop app, we can bring that right into chat,” explained Alston Cheek, director of platform partnerships at Snap Inc. “We can really invent new ways, as in the case of what we’re doing with Verishop, to add a social layer into shopping, and invent new ways to shop with your friends,” Cheek said. With 280 million daily active users, chances are very good that people will have at least some personal contacts inside the app. This aspect has a lot of potential, and it arrives during a time of accelerated online shopping. But instead of rushing features to take advantage of that, which could lead to a buggy experience, Snap is working directly and “deliberately” with partners, Cheek added. That’s why there haven’t been more of them to date. But, he said, the company aims to make the tools more open in the future, as well as integrate other features, such as augmented reality try-ons. Even in their current state, Snap seems pleased with the traction so far. In the first month, more than 5 million Snapchatters used the Headspace Mini and more than 2 million used Givingli to design digital Valentine’s Day cards, according to the tech company. Meanwhile, the TurboVote Mini helped a whopping 30 million users learn about the election and more than 1 million with voter registration. Numbers like that would surely thrill Verishop’s Khan. And as Snap’s former chief strategy officer, he understands the tech company’s priorities and vision, and how it would line up with his own. The three-year-old start-up spent its first two years focusing on establishing its infrastructure and business. When Minis were unveiled in June 2020, it looked like a way for the business to spread its wings. “We wanted to make sure that the innovation happens on top of the experience that you already love. And so on year two, we were ready to extend our platform,” said Khan. So it began working with Snap, as well as others, including Elle magazine in a partnership for a curated beauty collection. It also dove deeper into its own tech development. “This last six months has been incredible for us in terms of rolling out innovation, right? We launched content — if you download our app, you will see content feeds, and we built visuals, computer vision to recognize other content and match them with product,” Khan continued. “We launched livestreaming. We now have video reviews. You can go to our site and look at all the past livestreaming, and we cut them and created mini clips of short videos. And we do that automatically. These are not manually done. And now we’re launching Snap Minis.” Verishop also created new augmented reality filters for Snapchat users. One allows them to virtually try on lip oils from clean beauty brand Kosas, while another features sunglasses from Fifth & Ninth. Right now, the AR lenses are separate from the Mini. But, as Cheek indicated, it may not be for long, and it may not be just for accessories and beauty products. Snap has been pushing very hard to make realistic apparel try-ons a reality, thanks to its work with virtual cloth simulation and 3D body mesh that map the human form and movement. / / / / / / / / Lots of important info in that WWD article! Not the first time I have found great info in fashion mags... How is SNAP going to get folks to spend more money? This is how.!