1994年11月17日
Sony's move to purchase Columbia Pictures in 1989 sounded like a great idea. The $5 billion acquisition enabled the electronics hardware giant to spread its tentacles into the world of "entertainment software," thus creating lucrative opportunities for product synergy. However, Columbia proceeded to release a string of flops, including the The Last Action Hero, and Sony's dream quickly turned sour. Faced with staggering losses, including $3.2 billion during the second quarter of 1994, Sony officials decided on this day in 1994 to swallow a bitter financial pill and take a $2.7 billion write-off on the studio, since renamed Sony Pictures. While some analysts applauded the write-off as a "daring" attempt to right the company's financial course, others focused blame on Sony brass, arguing that the studio's woes stemmed from poor fiscal mismanagement.
1999年11月17日
For the first time, more than 1.5 billion shares change hands on the NASDAQ Stock Market in a single day, as the day抯 total volume hits 1.646 billion. That beats the record set only one day earlier by a full 150 million shares and marks the sixth time in just two weeks that NASDAQ has had one of its ten busiest days ever.
2009年11月17日 证监会公布《证券投资基金评价业务管理暂行办法》
证监会公布《证券投资基金评价业务管理暂行办法》。
