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JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) dropped on Wednesday after it is looking to move 2,150 jobs from New York City to Jersey City, according to the Wall Street Journal. The New Jersey Economic Development Authority on Thursday is anticpated to consider an application by the New York City-based bank for a $19 million subsidy over 10 years, the second round of tax credits for the firm in about a year as the state seeks to create jobs in the Hudson County city. The J.P. Morgan jobs were described by people familiar with the negotiations as information technology positions that are now housed in the bank’s various offices in New York City. The move would allow the company to consolidate the jobs in one place and cut costs during a time that the bank was seeking to ratchet down expenses, the report said. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) stock hit highest price at $66.160, beginning with a price of $66to finish at 66.80 by a decrease of -0.79% with a day range of $65.910-$66.160. The total market capitalization remained 245.29 Billion, total volume of 22.4 Million shares held in the session was surprisingly higher than its average volume of 14693.37 shares.
French telecom equipment maker, Alcatel-Lucent (NYSE:ALU) released on Wednesday that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Spanish telecom group Telefonica S.A. (TEF), under which the companies will test network functions virtualization or NFV technologies as part of the operator’s strategy to evolve its networking infrastructure. The work will focus on enhancing network performance and efficiencies to support ever-growing demand for flexible connectivity. Under the new agreement, Alcatel-Lucent and Telefonica will investigate how mobile networks can be transformed to meet demands being placed on them by the Internet of Things, machine-to-machine communications and increased customer connectivity. Shares of Alcatel-Lucent (NYSE:ALU) opened at $3.3700 with 2883.16 million outstanding shares and hit to its highest price of $3.3973 during the day and finally closed at $3.46 by scoring -0.86%. In the whole session, it traded on volume of 14.75 Million shares, which turned higher than its average volume.
Orange (NYSE:ORAN) reported that it has signed into a contract with Tata Communications to enlarge its network footprint in India. The Network-to-Network Interconnect contract will surge Orange domestic coverage ten-fold to over 120 cities. Orange is an International and National Long Distance operator and holds an Internet Service Provider license. The company currently has more than 600 multinational customers in India. Orange said the increased domestic footprint of its network in India is particularly suited to support the expansion plans of global multinational customers looking to connect to the farthest corners of India. On the other consideration, Orange (NYSE:ORAN) begun last trade with a price of $14.78 and throughout the trading session climbed at $14.79. The day-trade ended with a decrease of -1.20% to finish at $14.81. The stock is going forward its fifty-two week low with 20.10% and lagging behind from its 52 week high price with -17.96%. ORAN last month stock price volatility remained 1.89%.