"Expect update on TTWO bid by Monday morning," he said.
In 2012, commentator Liz Trotta caused outrage after she said of women who get raped in the military, "What do they expect?" UPDATE: On Wednesday, Beckel addressed his comments, without tackling the central problem people had with them: that he appeared to be denying the very existence of college rape.
Over in the States, a key index measuring sub-prime risks fell to a new low, while investors were awaiting an expected update from Bear Stearns on its exposure to the problem.
Co-CEOs Balogun and Ogundipe said to expect updates on the integrated PorpertyPro platform.
Mahaney also expects updates on the company's international business, which accounted for 51% of earnings in first-quarter 2008 and 48% in fourth-quarter 2007.
Also expect updates on Google's integration of DoubleClick, the display advertising company it acquired this year for $3.1 billion; monetization plans for YouTube, Google Images, Google Finance and Google Video; the company's Android mobile platform and its mobile search business.
Anglo American added 57p to 1929.5p after it issued a better than expected update, despite a $4bn write-off on its Minas-Rio project in Brazil.
Carpetright was up 75.5p to 844p following positive broker comments in the wake of its stronger-than-expected update on Wednesday.
Currently, this issue has only led to annoyed customers who buy new Android phones and expect updates, only to have to sit on the sidelines for months.
Zeid, the UN rights chief, had been expected to include critical language around the lack of progress made by the Yemeni body during a 10 March speech but instead said that he expected an update on their work in June.
The board was expecting an update on traffic stats and trading volumes, but one of the first things out of Nguyen's perpetually smiling mouth was the announcement that, days earlier and without his investors' knowledge, he had spent just under one million dollars to buy Woxy, a moneylosing Internet rock radio station that was about to go bust.
