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Quick Heal Technologies Limited is one of the leading providers of IT Security and Data Protection Solutions with a strong footprint in India and an evolving global presence. Incorporated in [...]

Allegion priced its previously announced offering of $400 million aggregate principal amount of 3.500 percent senior notes due 2029. In a release on September 19, the Company noted that the [...]

APX Group Holdings reported that its subsidiary, APX Group, completed its previously reported offering of $225.0 million aggregate principal amount of its 8.50 percent Senior Secured Notes due 2024 in [...]

APX Group Holdings reported that its subsidiary, APX Group, completed its previously reported offering of $225.0 million aggregate principal amount of its 8.50 percent Senior Secured Notes due 2024 in [...]

LookingGlass Cyber Solutions reported that Soliton Systems, a Japanese technology company, has invested in security platforms developed by LookingGlass. According to a media release, ScoutVision and ScoutShield will be implemented [...]

Credit Suisse analyst Michael Nemeroff notes that several news outlets disclosed that Blackstone (BX) is running a process that could lead to an IPO or sale of Vivint, a smart-home [...]

AlarmForce Industries reported that the Board of Directors have declared a cash dividend of $0.045 per share payable on August 18, to all shareholders of record at the close of [...]

Securities analysis and forecasting data for the Diversified company industry is given. Analysis through charts, graphs and abbreviated analysis is outlined for selected company stocks.

The precision instrument industry is comprised of a wide variety of companies, most of which are doing well in the year 2002. No great change in business activity for the year 2003 is foreseen. Most of these stocks are not timely, but some have long-range potential.

The operations, management and stocks of the biometrics and security technology industry are discussed in detail by Brian Ruttenbur of Morgan Keegan and Co.

Stocks of the US security services and security systems industries are analyzed and evaluated by Peter J. Barry of Bear, Stearns, and Co. Investors need to be selective with these stocks.

The prospects for the precision instrument industry in the year 2002 seem to be good, and through the years 2004-2006, as well. The industry is comprised of a wide variety of companies which make products for other manufacturers and the general public. Most of these stocks are expected to do well in the year 2002, but the industry is cyclical.

The precision instrument industry is comprised of a diverse group of companies that manufacture consumer and industrial products. US business for the industry has been strong in the year 2001 and this is expected to continue. Prospects for these stocks in 2002 and for the next three to five years are good.

Near-term results for the precision instrument industry in 2001 remain good, and there should be further growth for the next three to five years. The industry comprises a diverse range of companies which serve sectors from consumers to industry. These stocks are forecast to grow, but the industry is cyclical.

Nanotech Security Corp. reported the granting of an aggregate of 350,000 share purchase options, of which 200,000 are to an insider. In a release, the Company noted that the options [...]

Stocks of the industrial services industry category should advance with the economy through 1997. By performing time-consuming tasks such as personnel placement or maintenance, service companies help large corporations control costs. The bigger service companies have an advantage in ready access to capital to help them compete for contracts. Investors should study the records of individual companies before deciding to purchase shares.

Encompassing approximately 6.7 square miles in the southwestern corner of Pennsylvania's Delaware County, Upper Chichester Township is home to nearly 17,000 residents. The first road in the township was laid [...]

The operations, management, and stocks of the biometrics and security technology industry are discussed in detail by Frianka Chopra of Frost and Sullivan.

At the end of the year, investors should take the opportunity to rid their portfolios of any 'rubbish'. Ten shares to ditch are suggested: Enodis, Tomkins, Danka Business Systems, Ardagh, Expocentric, Emerald Energy, Novar, NHP, ML Laboratories and Wilson Connolly.

Two recent big-ticket Silicon Beach exits by Venice-based Snap Inc. and Santa Monica-based Ring Inc. show that Los Angeles-based venture capitalists might be getting better at identifying the best local [...]

Diebold Inc., which has not yet filed its second-quarter earnings report, also is going to be late filing its results for the third quarter. The North Canton, Ohio, automated teller [...]

NAPCO Security Systems Inc., a maker of electronic security systems, announced a 3-for-2 stock split Wednesday. The company said the spilt, in which one additional share of the company's stock [...]

Electronic security equipment maker Napco Security Systems Inc. has approved a 3-for-2 stock split, sending its shares up more than $1, or nearly 8 percent, to $16.04 in late-day trading.Napco [...]