Ford INNOVATES With Nokia and 4 Spotlight Stocks

Nokia Corporation (NYSE:NOK) will be used by Ford’s (NYSE:F) research organization as a way to advance innovation intended for smart, connected vehicles, demonstrated by Ford’s EVOS concept car.

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General Electric Company’s (NYSE:GE) Production Wellhead solution, a control solution that is pre-engineered and leverages GE’s domain expertise within the Oil & Gas industry. The solution is able to withstand harsh environments and extreme temperatures ranging from Arabian desert heat to Siberia’s Arctic cold. The Integrated logic control as well as safety functions will allow single point consolidation of fire and gas detection and an emergency wellhead shutdown.

Alcatel Lucent SA (NYSE:ALU) provides network equipment to allow the expansion of Telkom South Africa’s delivery of exceptionally fast broadband services countrywide. Telkom SA is one of the largest integrated communications companies located in Africa, and it plans to dramatically increase the superfast broadband services’ availability throughout South Africa. The network equipment will be supplied by Alcatel-Lucent in order to enable the network transformation.

Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) announced in a regulatory filing that revenue and profit will see an increase during the quarter as a result of strong business travel and more flights to New York. The company also expects the recording of fuel hedging losses resulting from decreasing oil prices as well as staff cut charges. 

Supernus Pharmaceuticals(SUPN) shares more than doubled its price Tuesday following the drugmaker’s comment that regulators are closer to granting final approval on its possible treatment for epilepsy, Trokendi XR. The company states that the Food and Drug Administration gave tentative approval for the daily treatment and told the company that it will require no more clinical trials.

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