AroniSmartInvest In Action: Amazon Slack Acquisition Sentiment

Slack Technologies, or just Slack, is the most popular workplace chat platform. It has been on AroniSmartInvest radar
since 2017. On June 15, 2017, AroniSmartInvest in Action Sentiment Analysis flagged Slack as one of the most interesting companies (see the sentiment cloud attached) to watch in upcoming days, and probably months and years (see  the article AroniSmartInvest In Action: Slack? Yes, Slack Technologies of June 15, 2017, here)

Tim Cook at Apple's It's Show Time event

On Monday  March  25, 2019 Apple kicked off "It's show time" event at the Steve Jobs Theater on the company's Apple Park campus. During the events, 4 major offerings were unveiled: Apple tv+, Apple News+, Apple Arcade, Apple Card.

AroniSmartInvest In Action: Amazon Slack Acquisition Sentiment

Today, June 15, 2017, AroniSmartInvest in Action Sentiment Analysis has flagged Slack as one of the most interesting companies (see the sentiment cloud attached) to watch in upcoming days, and probably months and years.

On Monday June 5, 2017 Apple kicked off its annual three-day Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) conference San Jose, California. During the conference, Apple unveiled a number of new products and operating system applications, including  a smart speaker, a new iMac Pro, and a new peer-to-peer Apple Pay and  a deal to bring Amazon video content to Apple TV.

Mobile Person-to-Person payment services could be available on iPhone 6

According to various media in the US, Apple is in talks with several banks to launch a Mobile Person-to-Person payment services. The news sent Apple shares higher in  Thursday trading.  Apple shares  rose 0.3% following the  reports of the release of the  payment app.

Google becomes Alphabet

Google has decided to reorganize itself into a holding under the name of Alphabet. Google co-founder, Larry Page has announced the  change in Google corporate structure to become a  holding company with a disparate collection of businesses.

The new company, Alphabet, will be run by Google co-founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Based on Larry Page's announcement, it appears the new structure may look like this: