Musk Completes Twitter Takeover, Fires CEO and CFO
CEO Parag Agrawal, chief financial officer Ned Segal, general counsel Sean Edgett and Vijaya Gadde, head of legal policy, trust, and safety, have reportedly been pushed out.
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Amazon Web Services Sees Slowdown in Cloud Sales Growth
AWS, the dominant cloud provider, has maintained a more steady pace of sales growth than its rivals, but now it, too, is feeling the macroeconomic headwinds.
Pinterest Revenue Growth Slows, User Growth Flattens
Company sees “double digit” growth in Gen Z users
Apple’s September Quarter Profit Grew by Less than 1%
Apple's revenue was hurt by a decline in digital advertising and gaming.
Amazon’s Stock Tanks on Grim Holiday Forecast
Amazon’s stock plummeted as much as 20% in after-hours trading after posting weak growth for the third quarter and providing a bleak outlook for the holidays.
TikTok to Launch Games Tab
The tab to feature mobile games expand the short-form video app’s entertainment offerings.
Meta Stock Plunges Following Earnings Announcement
The price has fallen to the lowest point since 2015
Comcast Reports Higher Cord-Cutting, Sky Writedown
Comcast wrote down Sky by $8.6 billion, or about 22% of its purchase price, due to a more pessimistic view about the satellite TV service's future profits.
Blockchain.com Discussing Fresh Funding at Sharply Lower Valuation
The startup last raised a Series D round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners in March that valued the company at $14 billion.
Shopify Shares Surge As Revenue Growth Ticks Higher
Shopify’s revenue jumped 22% as the e-commerce company saw growth in payment processing and other add-on services, sending shares up nearly 18%.
Elon Musk Tells Advertisers Twitter Won’t Become “Free-For-All Hellscape”
The deal’s not closed yet but Musk is making move to assuage Twitter’s clients
Apple Pauses Gambling, Other Ads on App Pages After Criticism
The move comes after online backlash from developers who said the ads on their app pages were hurting their brands.
Mobileye Rises 38% in First Day of Trading
The debut is the first major tech offering this year, a period marked by rising interest rates and falling stock prices.
Meta Platforms’ Q3 Revenue Drops 4%
The company said it anticipates losses for its Reality Labs department will go up next year.
Microsoft’s GitHub Service Hits $1 Billion in Customer Commitments
Microsoft's decision to plunk down more than $7 billion to acquire the top code-sharing service for open-source software developers appears to be paying off.
Musk Becomes ‘Chief Twit’ and Carries Sink Into Twitter HQ
Musk's jokes suggest he is preparing to take control of Twitter as scheduled on Friday.
Andreessen Horowitz’s Flagship Crypto Fund is Down 40%
Andreessen Horowitz's crypto gamble isn't paying off.
Mobileye Prices IPO Above Range, Valuation Still Far Below Initial Target
The company is one of few to proceed with a public listing amidst the stock market downturn.
Alphabet Posts 6% Revenue Growth as Ad Downturn Worsens
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai warned of further hiring reductions in Q4 as the company adapts to a more challenging economic environment.
Microsoft’s 11% Revenue Growth is Slowest in Five Years
Growth in the company’s Azure cloud-server and software business continued to slow and declines in the sale of its Windows operating system worsened.
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