AMD's weak out look sent the company's shares tumbling about 8% on Wednesday.
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Until then, enjoy these innocent, jovial bundles of black-and-white fluff tumbling about like sweet snowballs.
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MSCI's all-country world index of stock performance in 47 countries traded little changed after tumbling about 13 percent.
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Chipmakers, which have a higher revenue exposure to China, also declined, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor index tumbling about 3%.
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Earlier this month, GfK warned on 2016 profits for a second time, sending its shares tumbling about 13 percent.
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L was the biggest faller, tumbling about 12 percent after the plastic packaging leader said it was looking to sell assets.
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Stowell then slid down the hill as he tried to retrieve the hat, tumbling about 400 feet down from the path.
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Crude futures posted an annual loss in 2018 for the first time since 2015, with WTI tumbling about 25 percent and Brent slipping nearly 20 percent.
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Despite tumbling about 400 points this week, the Dow is still up 16% from its December low and 6% away from hitting its all-time high.
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The recent stock market pullback also took the momentum out of the oil market, with crude futures tumbling about $8 a barrel from four-year highs last week.
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Radar measurements indicate that Tiangong-1 is tumbling, about once every three minutes, said Stijn Lemmens, an analyst at the E.S.A.'s space debris office in Darmstadt, Germany.
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I felt tormented by the meaninglessness of human existence, and the utter collapse of meaning—the signifier "pasta" tumbling about in the void of consciousness, signifying nothing and everything.
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WWE (WWE) stock has been a major loser on Wall Street this year, tumbling about 25% despite splashy new TV deals in the US with Fox (FOXA) and Comcast (CMCSA).
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The closed down 0.77 percent after sliding 1.3 percent earlier in the session and the Shenzhen Composite finished down 1.731 percent after tumbling about 2 percent earlier in the day.
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In part, this is simply a reversal of what sent the S&P 500 tumbling about 9 percent in December: hand-wringing about trade, interest rates and slowing global growth.
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The 103-year U.S. bond yield also ticked higher on the week's final day of trading after tumbling about 8 basis points to its lowest reading in more than 17 months on Thursday.
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Bitcoin hovered around $9,600 in volatile trade on Friday, after tumbling about 15 percent from an all-time high hit this week as some money managers warned ominously of a bubble and further falls.
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Australia's Qantas Airways Ltd, sensitive to moves in oil prices, rose more than 2% to its highest in over a year, after tumbling about 4.5% in the wake of the attacks on Saudi oil facilities.
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A prolonged outage at the plant could reduce the amount of primary and scrap aluminum consumed by the company, potentially contributing further to a global glut that has sent prices tumbling about 30 percent from their 2014 peak.
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" Stocks plunged for a second day, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbling about 1,800 points since Monday, after officials warned of a wide spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. "The markets obviously are reflecting new fears.
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And she is evolving into the future, proudly Tumbling about social justice issues, defending trans rights, and discussing her queer identity and Native American heritage — in other words, she's fully embodying the average fangirl in 2017, just as she did a decade ago.
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Tom Kitten, Moppet and Mittens with the Puddle-ducks The tale begins with three feline siblings - Tom Kitten and his sisters Moppet and Mittens - tumbling about the doorstep and playing in the dust. Their mother, Mrs. Tabitha Twitchit, expects "fine company" for tea so she fetches the children indoors to wash and dress them before her friends arrive. Tom is "very naughty" and scratches his mother while she grooms him.
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The Cutlass would gyrate after a stall. When Lt. Morrey Loso found himself tumbling about in the cockpit in his tumbling aircraft after a stall, he found that when he let go of the control stick to reach with both hands for the ejection handle, the Cutlass self- corrected. This meant that normal recovery procedures did not apply to the Cutlass and the result was later confirmed in wind-tunnel testing.
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One of the most spectacular and ferocious hits in NFL history happened to White during Super Bowl XI, held on January 9, 1977 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. During a 3rd and long play, Fran Tarkenton dropped deep into the pocket and delivered a bullet to White who was on crossing route, with Oakland Raiders DB Skip Thomas meeting him in the middle. As White made a spectacular catch on the ball, he was hit by Raiders safety Jack Tatum, while Thomas closed the gap. The collision knocked White's helmet and chin strap off, sending the helmet tumbling about eight yards backwards from where they landed.
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I have been truly blessed." "There are two kinds of men in this world: the selfish ones that just want to make a name for themselves, and the generous people that just want to make a difference." "True, there was no teenager sport to equal tumbling about the glistening cumulus on a summer morning, rolling, looping, stalling, spinning (while supposedly practicing steep turns), then cruising back to our little grass field with its single hangar and neat rows of yellow biplane trainers. Check the windsock, follow the landing drill exactly and join the downwind leg at 800 feet, reduce speed and look for other planes, turn base, chop the power and descend to 400 feet.
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Cameron's output may have dropped in part because of the difficulty working with collodion in the insect-friendly heat where fresh water was less available for washing prints. The botanical painter and biologist Marianne North recounted her time visiting Cameron In Ceylon: > The walls of the room were covered with magnificent photographs; others were > tumbling about the tables, chairs, and floors with quantities of damp books, > all untidy and picturesque; the lady herself with a lace veil on her head > and flowing draperies. Her oddities were most refreshing . . . She also made > some studies of natives while I was there, and took such a fancy to the back > of one of them (which she said was absolutely superb) that she insisted on > her son retaining him as her gardener, though she had no garden and he did > not know even the meaning of the word.
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