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Nokia Gets Approval to Complete Microsoft Deal; Facebook’s Indian User Base May Surpass the United States

Wednesday, 09 April 2014 12:10 AM

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Nokia Corporation (NYSE: NOK) – For an in-depth report on Nokia Corporation follow: www.BullTrends.com/stockquote/NOK

Nokia shares closed up almost 5% on about 69.7 million shares traded on Tuesday. The sock was one of the most active stocks on the NYSE after it was revealed that the company and Microsoft got approval from China for Microsoft’s acquisition of Nokia’s mobile phone unit. The companies received approval in China on Tuesday, according to an announcement from Nokia, and they expect the acquisition to close completely by the end of the month.

Facebook, Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) - For an in-depth report on Facebook, Inc. follow: www.BullTrends.com/stockquote/FB

Shares of FB closed up 2.18% on about 77 million shares traded on Tuesday. India may be soon taking over the U.S. as Facebook’s biggest market in terms of active users. As of March 31st, India had over 100 million users and is now the only country where Facebook can aspire to have 1 billion users.

Baidu, Inc. (NASDAQ: BIDU) - For an in-depth report on Baidu, Inc. follow: www.BullTrends.com/stockquote/BIDU

 Shares of Baidu closed up 5.19% on nearly 7 million shares traded on Tuesday. The company’s Web travel firm Qunar Cayman Islands and Ctrip.com International are in wide-ranging discussions that may include a possible merger according to a Bloomgberg News report citing two sources with "direct knowledge of the talks."

Liquidmetal Technologies Inc. (OTCBB: LQMT) – For an in-depth report on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc. follow: www.BullTrends.com/stockquote/LQMT

Shares of LQMT closed up 4.09% on Tuesday with about 3 million shares traded. The stock was one of the most active stocks in the OTCBB marketplace. The company designs, develops, and sells products and components from bulk amorphous alloys worldwide.

 

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