Executive Director of the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE), Abena Amoah challenged society to unlearn some of the biases that undermine women’s endeavours.

Her biggest concern is that society defines a woman’s worth by her marital status or her ability to have children.

“If a man chooses not to have a family, he’s seen as the ‘hard to get’ guy, the one people are a little envious of and yet society sees something wrong with a woman who chooses that – she’s desperate. There are women who choose not to have children, let’s respect that,” she said on the Great morning show Tuesday.

Her comment was part of discussions on the International Women’s Day edition of the show which focused on various prejudices that women are subjected to.

International Women’s Day is observed annually on March 8 to commemorate the social, political and economic achievements of women.

Women from different parts of the world use this day to come together to celebrate and rally for fair treatment and representation.

This year, International Women’s Day is marked with the theme “Breaking Down Prejudice”, thus, women are challenged to explore and strive for success in male-dominated businesses.

Ms Amoah lamented that women who rise to the top are often portrayed as people who have slept with men on their way to the top.

“Professionally, prejudiced, despite everything – all the hours a woman devotes to it; meet deadlines and meet all obligations, most of the time people say that she only reaches this point because she sleeps with a man.

“We get the jobs, we get the contracts, we get the job because she slept with someone, but that’s a very, very negative bias that dehumanizes women’s efforts and the hard work women put into the work they do and I think that’s one of the prejudices that we have to tackle and we have to unlearn them,” said the GSE boss.

Food for thought in light of the biggest stock market bubble in the United States.

By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET.

Major European stock indices have plunged below their bubble highs of more than two decades ago. That don’t mean they dived this a lot this week, but that they had finally surpassed their previous bubble highs of more than two decades ago, fueled by money printing, and then they plunged.

German stocks. The most quoted German stock index, the DAX, is a total return index that includes dividends and is therefore not comparable to a price index such as the S&P 500 index, which does not include dividends. But the less often cited DAX Kursindex (DAXK) is a price index and does not include dividends, and is comparable to the S&P 500 Index and most other major equity indices. So that’s what we’re going to use here.

The DAXK plunged 4.4% on Friday, and 10.1% for the week, to 5,517. Since the all-time closing high of 6,873 on January 5, 2021, it has plunged 19.7%. But wait… that all-time closing high was only up 10% from the March 2000 bubble peak – yes, that bubble that imploded 22 years ago. And on Friday, the index closed 11% below the peak of the March 2000 bubble. Note the gigantic volatility that investors have gone through over these 22 years to find themselves below where they started.

UK stocks. Britain’s FTSE 100 price index fell 3.5% on Friday and 6.7% for the week to 6,987. The index is now down 10% from its all-time high in May 2018 But wait… Friday’s close is slightly down from the December 31, 1999 close, which was the bubble high 22 years ago, and now the index is back:

French stocks. The CAC 40 price index plunged 5.0% on Friday and 10.2% for the week, to 6,062, and is down 18% from its all-time high in January 2021. But wait …yes, the index has now fallen 12% below its bubble high in September 2000. And note the horrible volatility investors have had to endure to get nowhere:

Spanish stocks. Spain’s IBEX 35 index fell 3.6% on Friday and 9.0% for the week to 7,721, and yes, for buyers and holders, this stock market has been a total 25-year nightmare. On Friday, stocks fell to the lower end of the 25-year range, to a level already seen in 1998. The index is now down 52% from its peak in December 2007:

Italian stocks. Italy’s FTSE MIB index plunged 6.2% on Friday and 12.8% for the week. This horror show is now down 55% from the March 2000 peak, and back to where it was in the 1990s – as my data only goes back to December 1997, and even then, l he index was even higher than today. Another great market for buyers and holders to eliminate:

There are a bunch of other stock indices around the world, including big indices like the Japanese Nikkei 225 and China’s Shanghai Stock Exchange, which are now below their bubble levels from a very long time ago. many years.

This shows that for many major stock markets around the world, buy and hold only works if you buy low and hold until prices are high, then sell before they dip again. So basic market timing. Otherwise, you could be screwed for decades, or possibly the rest of your life – the Nikkei is still down 33% from that 1989 bubble peak. Once those mega-bubbles implode, the stock markets may not see their old highs for decades. Food for thought.

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This stock market is coming stock by stock. The chaos that totally crushed one stock after another for a year bursts to the surface

Time for a raid.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused turmoil on the ground and in financial markets. This triggered a sell-off in global equity markets. Prices for oil and natural gas and other commodities such as wheat, as well as gold, palladium and other precious metals jumped as investors feared supply disruptions.

They piled into gold, European and US government bonds, which are seen as safer investments in times of trouble. Russian assets sold off, from the ruble to stocks and bonds.

UK and European stock indices fell between 3% (FTSE 100 index) and 5% (German stock market).

Crude Brentthe global oil benchmark, rose above $105 a barrel for the first time since August 2014. It now stands at $104.50 a barrel, up almost 8%.

British gas for next day delivery jumped 40% to £280 per therm.

European wheat futures jumped 20% to a record price of €344 a tonne, the biggest rise in nine years. Ukraine is the fifth largest wheat exporter in the world and considered the breadbasket of Europe. This does not bode well for consumers – food and energy prices are already high.

Gold and the prices of other precious metals, including palladium, platinum and nickel, have surged. Spot gold gained more than 3% today to $1,969 an ounce. Aluminum reached a record of $3,443 per ton in London.

The Russian Ruble hit a record low of 80.60 to the dollar, but then recovered somewhat to 83.4, still down 2.7% on the day, after the Bank of Russia said it would intervene to strengthen the currency. The ruble is trading at 93.7 per euro, down 2.2%.

Russian stocks fell 50% when trading resumed on the Moscow Stock Exchange. The dollar-denominated RTS index fell 49.93% in early trading and then traded down 34%. The ruble-denominated Moex index fell 45% to 1,690.13, then 31%.

Listed in London Russian companies suffered sharp drops in share price, with Sberbank plunging 61% and Gazprom losing 28%.

As Russian public debt liquidated, yields on benchmark 10-year OFZ ruble bonds (which move inversely to prices) hit 10.93%, the highest since early 2016.

In the speech broadcast on Russian national television, Putin urged Ukrainian forces to lay down their arms and return home, saying any responsibility for any possible bloodshed will rest entirely with the conscience of the Ukrainian government.

Putin’s speech came as concerns mounted over an impending full-scale Russian invasion. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a moving speech on Thursday that Russian leaders had approved military action in Ukraine and promised the country would defend itself.

“Geopolitical risks remain at the forefront, weighing on risky assets as heightened uncertainty over Ukraine continues to keep market participants on edge,” wrote Yeap Jun Rong, market strategist for IG Group, in a note Thursday.

He added that Putin is likely “ready to bear the economic impact of sanctions, which could call into question what Western powers can do to prevent an invasion.”

Chinese tech stocks ignore call from state media

Meanwhile, Chinese tech stocks fell on Thursday despite state media seeking to reassure investors about regulatory issues.

The announcement sparked fears of another tech crackdown and sent tech stocks tumbling this week. Online food delivery platform Meituan has plunged more than 20% since Friday.

The state-run Economic Daily tried Wednesday to play down the fears.

“The guide is over 5,000 words, with only a few lines about platform economics,” the newspaper said.
But tech investors are still nervous. Meituan was down 2.4%. Tencent, which has a major stake in Meituan, fell 3%. Alibaba, which owns food delivery platform Ele.me, fell more than 6%.

Alibaba is due to reveal its quarterly results later Thursday.

BofA teams up with United Kingdom Fintech Banked Ltd to provide payment innovation

Bank of America today announced its latest online payment solution called Pay by Bank. Launched in collaboration with Banking Ltd.this new feature allows e-commerce business customers, initially in the UK, to pay directly from their bank account. Pay by Bank transactions, which are based on the concept of Open Banking, take place in real time and do not require any credit or debit card information. This makes online payment easier, faster and safer.

How Pay by Bank works

A customer adds an item to their online shopping cart and proceeds to the checkout page.

They select the “Pay by Bank” payment option and then their own personal bank from the menu.

To authenticate the payment, they simply validate using their existing login credentials via their online banking platform.

Once authenticated, the payment is sent directly from the customer’s bank to the company’s account.

The customer is returned to the payment page and the transaction is completed.

“The launch of Pay by Bank is part of our ongoing cycle of technology investment that helps us keep our customers on the cutting edge,” said Matthew Daviesco-head of Global Corporate GTS Sales and head of GTS EMEA at Bank of America. “The solution will help customers create a better experience for their own customers and help them stand out from their competition.”

Main advantages of Pay by Bank

Reduced customer data storage – since a card is not required and it is an “account-to-account” online payment, businesses do not need to obtain and store customer card data.

Simplified reconciliation – incoming payments are added to a company’s receivables, so they can see everything together in one place.

Simple connectivity – easy to set up by connecting it to a company’s existing treasury system using APIs.

Security – operates the customer’s banking authentication network.

Cost effective – avoids card processing fees.

“The breadth and scale of our technology development comes from sustained strategic investments. We are proud to launch Pay by Bank and continue to support our customers with tools that can positively impact their business,” said Andrew McKibbenGlobal Head of Technology and Operations at Bank of America.

The solution is currently available in the UK. Further deployments will take place in other countries and regions in the near future.

Bank of America is an award-winning provider of global transaction services and was recently named the world’s best bank for payments and Treasury through Eurocurrency and Outstanding Financial Innovator by World Finance Review.

Bank of America

Bank of America is one of the world’s leading financial institutions, serving individuals, small and medium-sized businesses and large corporations with a full range of banking, investment, asset management and other products and services and financial and risk management services. The company offers unparalleled convenience in United Statesserving approximately 67 million retail and small business customers with approximately 4,200 retail financial centers, approximately 16,000 ATMs and award-winning digital banking services with approximately 41 million active users, including approximately 33 million mobile users. Bank of America is a global leader in wealth management, corporate and investment banking and trading across a wide range of asset classes, serving businesses, governments, institutions and individuals worldwide. Bank of America provides industry-leading support to approximately 3 million small business households through a suite of innovative, easy-to-use online products and services. The company serves its customers through operations across United Statesits territories and about 35 countries. Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

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Buy cheap? Even on the stock exchange, buyers like to find a bargain. Defining a good deal, however, can be tricky. There is a stigma attached to low stock prices, based on the fact that most stocks don’t fall for no reason. And those reasons are usually rooted in some facet of poor business performance.

But not always, and that’s why it can be difficult to find good deals. There are many low-priced stocks with strong fundamentals and solid future prospects, and these options allow investors to “buy low and sell high”. These are the stocks that Warren Buffett had in mind when he said, “Whether it’s socks or stocks, I like to buy quality goods when they’re marked down.

Using the TipRanks database, we’ve identified three stocks that have both low prices right now and strong upside potential for the year ahead. Not to mention, each gets a consensus “Strong Buy” rating from the analyst community. Let’s dive in and find out what drives this perspective.

MYT Netherlands (MYTE)

We will start with a European holding company, MYT Netherlands, whose subsidiary Mytheresa is an e-commerce leader based in Germany. The online store offers a wide range of ready-to-wear products, for women, men and children, as well as shoes and accessories. Mytheresa focuses on luxury goods, and shoppers can find top brands like Gucci, Veneta, Burberry, Dolce & Gabbana…the list goes on. MYTE went public in New York in January last year, and in its first fiscal year as a public company, 2021, recorded more than 612 million euros ($694 million) in total net sales. .

In its first four publicly disclosed quarters, Mytheresa’s revenue remained in a narrow range, between $186 million and $198 million. Earnings were more volatile, ranging from 6 cents to 24 cents per share. The most recent figure, 11 cents per share in the first quarter of fiscal 2022, was up 10% sequentially, and a sharp turnaround from the year-ago quarter’s net loss of 10 cents.

Despite these gains, MYTE shares are down 54% in the past 12 months. On the Societe Generale cover, analyst Abhinav Sinha explains why he sees this drop as an opportunity for investors: high growth prospects, strong margins and a solid balance sheet. In this context, we believe that the current share price is attractive.

The analyst sees the company able to maintain “decent and sustained profitability”, writing: “We expect a stable medium-term EBITDA margin at around 9% (2022-24e) supported by the following: 1) MYT’s custodial-focused custodial proposition, with its strong track record of pricing discipline reducing the risk of gross margin declines (the key indicator for judging a 1P business); 2) Mytheresa’s relative immunity to current supply chain disruptions, as stand-alone shipping/transportation costs are only 5-6% of sales, thus protecting EBIT margin from current cost escalation transportation, and the majority of MYT’s supply comes from Europe (close to its logistics hub in Germany).

In line with his bullish approach, Sinha gives MYTE shares a Buy rating and his price target of $15 suggests an impressive 75% upside potential for the coming year.

Wall Street is generally bullish here, as shown by the Strong Buy consensus rating, based on a 3-to-1 edge of buys over bookings. The stock is selling for $14.26 and its average target of $32.25 implies a 126% upside over 12 months. (See MYTE stock forecast on TipRanks)

Black Knight (BKI)

Next up is a tech company, Black Knight. This company provides data and analytics solutions and software for the real estate and mortgage finance industries. Black Knight is headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, a fast growing city in one of the fastest growing states in the country. The company’s software and data solutions automate mortgage lifecycle processes, including loan origination, ongoing service and default if necessary. Black Knight empowers its clients to effectively manage risk and improve their financial performance.

Rising house prices have been good for business. Black Knight recently reported on the magnitude of the increase, noting that rising real estate values ​​during 2021 have given owners a 35% increase in “workable equity”, the amount available to be used as liquid assets. . This translates to a $2.6 trillion increase in overall real estate values, a jump driven by home sales.

A look at Black Knight’s own earnings over the past two years confirms the impact of rising home values ​​on mortgage managers and facilitators. The company has had six consecutive quarters of sequential revenue gains, and the most recent report, 3Q21, showed $378 million in revenue, up 21% year over year. EPS came in at 60 cents, for a 15% year-over-year gain.

Despite those gains, BKI shares are down 20% since hitting a high last December. Oppenheimer analyst Dominick Gabriele sees the stock’s heightened volatility as symptomatic of an upcoming housing market downturn, but doesn’t necessarily see it as a reason to drop the stock.

“We think the relative sell-off in BKI stock versus NASDAQ likely represents more than headwind to the current Fannie, Freddie, and MBA creation forecast… BKI’s ability to sell new platforms, to sell in a to leverage/maintain its dominant registered account market share while targeting M&A offers investors a more stable and unique way to play in the mortgage industry through less cyclical technology revenue underwriting. Given accelerating revenue growth, increased LT margin and market positioning combined with a valuation discount to historical norms, we believe today represents an opportunity to one-time purchase for investors,” explained Gabriele.

To that end, Gabriele gives BKI an outperform (i.e., buy) rating, and his price target of $93 implies roughly 40% year-over-year upside potential. (To see Gabriele’s track record, Click here)

Overall, this stock has received 4 recent stock ratings and they include 3 Buys to 1 Hold, for a Strong Buy consensus rating. The average price target of $82 indicates room for growth of 23% from the current trading price of $66.60. (See BKI stock forecast on TipRanks)

Cue Biopharma (SIGNAL)

Last but not least, Cue Biopharma, a clinical-stage company working on new treatments in the field of immunotherapy, specifically a new class of injectable biologic drugs that will directly engage and modulate selected T cells. This approach has applications in multiple fields, including cancer treatment, infectious diseases and autoimmune diseases. Cue uses two proprietary biological platforms, Immuno-STAT and Neo-STAT to develop its pipeline drug candidates. CUE shares peaked in November and since then the stock has fallen 65%.

Even though the stock fell, the company showed progress in its research program. Most of the company’s pipeline is still in preclinical development, but the cancer treatment research track includes two drug candidates that are ready for release. One, CUE-101, is in a Phase 1 clinical trial for the treatment of squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck; the other, CUE-102, has recently passed significant development milestones.

In a Jan. 5 announcement, Cue said CUE-102 has shown potential in preclinical studies for activity against Wilms tumor 1 (WT1)-specific cytotoxic CD8+ T cells. This makes it a strong candidate for clinical trials in the treatment of WT1-expressing cancers. Cue is developing this candidate in partnership with LG Chem Life Sciences and will now receive a milestone payment of $3 million, under the terms of its agreement with LG Chem. A filing for an experimental new drug is scheduled for 1Q22.

On the company’s human clinical trial of CUE-101, Cue announced in late January that the drug, in combination with Keytruda, had shown progress in four patients on dose escalation. Two showed partial objective responses, while two showed overt reductions in target lesions.

Cue is covered by Craig-Hallum analyst Robin Garner, who is impressed with the early clinical results and potential of CUE-101. He writes, “We believe that CUE is undervalued at the current price based on CUE-101 monotherapy and doubling the efficacy of SOC in difficult-to-treat HNSCC…There is evidence of reduction growth in target lesions in the four front-line patients in the dose-escalation of the combined study… CUE-101 represents an emerging solution to improve therapeutic benefit and expand patient access to checkpoint inhibitors.

Consistent with those comments, Garner assigns CUE stock a Buy rating and a price target of $28, indicating confidence in a 345% year-over-year upside. (To see Garner’s track record, Click here)

Overall, this stock enjoys a unanimous Strong Buy consensus from the street, based on 6 positive stock ratings. The stock is currently selling at $6.29 and its average target of $27.67 suggests it has a decidedly robust upside of 340% behind the scenes for 2022. (See CUE stock forecast on TipRanks)

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NEW YORK – Wall Street ended a rather bullish week for stocks on Friday with a mixed end to major indexes and a surge in Treasury yields after a U.S. jobs report shattered investor expectations that the Federal Reserve may soon begin to raise interest rates sharply.

The S&P 500 settled for a 0.5% gain after swinging between a 0.6% decline and a 1.4% gain. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.06% after a last-minute selloff. The Nasdaq composite rose 1.6%. All three indexes posted a weekly gain for the second week in a row.

The latest monthly jobs data was the focus of investors’ concerns. The Labor Department said employers added 467,000 jobs last month, tripling economists’ forecasts. Some economists even expected a loss of jobs amid the spike in coronavirus infections in January due to the omicron variant.

The stronger-than-expected data appears to lock in the Fed’s pivot to fighting inflation by raising rates and taking other actions that would ultimately dampen markets. A 13.5% gain for online retail giant Amazon after the company released a strong earnings report helped lift the S&P 500, although more shares fell than rose in the benchmark index.

“Until you get a clearer picture of what the Fed tightening will be like, you should expect volatility to be similar to what we’ve seen over the past two weeks,” said Matt Stucky, senior portfolio manager at Northwestern Mutual. Richness.

The S&P 500 rose 23.09 points to 4,500.53, while the Dow slipped 21.42 points to 35,089.74. The Nasdaq gained 219.19 points to 14,098.01, while smaller shares of the Russell 2000 rose 11.33 points, or 0.6%, to 2,002.36.

Treasury yields jumped immediately after the release of the jobs report on expectations that the Fed will raise short-term interest rates more aggressively than expected. The two-year yield, which tends to move with expectations for Fed stocks, jumped to 1.31%, its highest level since the start of the pandemic.

Most people expect the Fed to raise short-term rates next month from their all-time low of near zero, with the only question being how much.

Any increase would mark a sharp turnaround from much of the past two years, when ultra-low rates drove up prices for everything from stocks to cryptocurrencies. Bonds paying more interest would mean that investors feel less need to chase such risky returns.

That’s why Wall Street has been so shaky over the past month as investors rush to take action to get ahead of the Fed. On the one hand, higher rates will likely mean that equity investors pay lower prices for every dollar of profit a company produces. On the other hand, stock prices could still remain resilient if these corporate earnings continue to rise.

Amazon joined the list of early adopters after announcing stronger results for its latest quarter than analysts expected. Because it’s one of the biggest stocks on Wall Street by market value, its movements have an outsized effect on the S&P 500 and other indexes.

Snap, the parent of Snapchat, soared 58.8% and Pinterest gained 11.2% after its own earnings reports.

Facebook’s parent company fell another 0.3% a day after wiping more than $230 billion from its market value, by far the biggest one-day loss in history for a US company.

Ford fell 9.7% and was another of the heaviest weights in the S&P 500 after reporting weaker-than-expected revenue and earnings for the last quarter.

Information for this article was provided by Elaine Kurtenbach of The Associated Press.

In this photo provided by the New York Stock Exchange, traders work on the floor, Friday, Feb. 4, 2022. Stocks tumble and Treasury yields jump Friday after a U.S. jobs report boosted the Wall Street expectations that the Federal Reserve may soon begin to raise interest rates sharply. (David L. Nemec/New York Stock Exchange via AP)

DOWNERS GROVE, Ill., January 24, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — GTT, part of Dover (NYSE: DOV), launched its global e-commerce website, shop.dovertwg.com. The site brings the TWG shopping and shopping experience online, showcasing the entire TWG mechanical and electronics branded product and parts portfolio available for purchase online. This reflects a significant investment in TWG’s digital transformation to improve the customer experience.

“Delivering excellent customer experiences is a central goal for TWG, and the new TWG online store provides our customers with a seamless shopping and shopping experience,” said Arjun Mirdha, Chairman of the TWG. “In addition, TWG’s online store is a competitive differentiator. It allows our customers to increase their sales and product market knowledge, as well as expand their market share by reducing the time it takes to identify good products, provide quotes to customers, and purchase TWG products and parts quickly.”

The TWG online store will increase productivity and improve customer efficiency. Specifically, customer engineering teams can quickly select the right product for their applications, sales teams can purchase simultaneously with their customers during the pre-sales process, and purchasing teams can quickly place orders, thus speeding up the shopping experience.

TWG’s online store also offers original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) access to the company’s robust product selector to help identify potential products across TWG’s portfolio. This will give OEMs a better understanding of TWG products that could support their specific projects during the innovation product lifecycle.

For distributors, the TWG online store will allow sales teams to respond quickly to customer requests in all markets. Additionally, by providing shopping capability to end users, distributors can effectively guide their customers through the buying process, thereby increasing sales conversions.

Sales teams, engineering teams, and buying teams will also discover interactive features and functionality that accelerate their buying and shopping experience, including:

• 3-Way Search: The ability for buyers to quickly find products and parts by searching by keyword, units/assemblies, part number or serial number.
• Product Selector: Shoppers can quickly filter their ideal product using our powerful Product Attribute Selector.
• Quick Checkout: Allows customers to quickly add their products to their cart.
• CSV Product Upload: Shoppers can quickly upload products to their cart or share their cart with other business functions to make purchases on their behalf.

Examples of TWG e-commerce products include dp Winch CTL recovery, utility and bumper winches, Pullmaster planetary winches, hoists and gear drives, Gear Products hydraulic pump drives, bearings and rotators slewing ring gear, Tulsa Winch planetary winches, Rufnek planetary and worm gear winches, and Greer LMI systems and wind speed indicator.

For more information, please visit shop.dovertwg.com.

About TWG:

TWG is a leading manufacturer of winches, hoists, slewing rings, gear drives, hydraulic pump drives, electronic monitoring systems, etc. We offer an extensive product line across seven model lines: dp Winch, Gear Products, Greer Company, LANTEC, Pullmaster, Tulsa Winch and RUFNEK, with over one million units installed. To learn more about TWG, visit dovertwg.com.

About Dover:

Dover is a diversified global manufacturer and solutions provider with annual sales of more than $7 billion. We provide innovative equipment and components, consumables, spare parts, software and digital solutions, and support services across five operating segments: engineered products, refueling solutions, imaging and identification, pumps and process solutions and refrigeration and food equipment. Dover combines global scale with operational agility to lead the markets we serve. Recognized for its entrepreneurial approach for over 65 years, our team of more than 25,000 employees embraces an ownership mindset, collaborating with customers to redefine what is possible. Based at Downers Grove, IL, Dover trades on the New York Stock Exchange under “DOV”. Additional information is available at dovercorporation.com.

Contact GTT:
Kirsten Oelrich
(918) 232-8497
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Media contact in Dover:
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(630) 743-5039
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Contact with investors in Dover:
Andrey Galiuk, Vice President, Corporate Development and Investor Relations
(630) 743-5131
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