Journalists are refusing to see eye to eye with Elon Musk on the issue of paid subscriptions for verification.
Meta has planned a staff layoff that will affect thousands of workers across several divisions of the company to keep costs minimal.
The news came after the company said that the paid verification process has become a feature of Twitter Blue, the website’s subscription service
Jack Dorsey’s Block saw its shares jump more than 11% in extended trading session on an impressive Q3 2022 outing.
Paypal currently comes off as one of the dominant fintech firms in the United States, and it has a strategy of expanding its available product suite to meet all classes of users.
Following its fiscal Q4 2022 financial reports, Starbucks expects its revenue to grow between 10% to 12% in fiscal 2023.
Following a hiring pause in retail business roles, Amazon has announced a similar decision for its corporate workforce.
The digital-only bond from UBS will be issued on the blockchain-based platform of SIX Digital Exchange (SDX). The bond will come with instant settlement facility.
eBay has broadened the categories on its platform to include pre-owned sneakers and jewelry. However, the company’s executives warned of future uncertainties.
During the third quarter, Lenovo also raised profits by reducing costs in a bid to offset the impact of its revenue decline.
There is no limit to what Twitter can become eventually as Elon Musk has reiterated his agenda to explore every avenue to make the platform the best place for free speech.
Iris Energy has $103 million outstanding debt adding that its mining equipment isn’t making enough revenue to cover costs relating to its debt-financing obligations.
Multi-trading facilitator Robinhood reported a smaller-than-expected loss for Q3 2022 primarily due to the underperformance of riskier assets.
Airbnb had a good Q3 2022 outing, but considers that prevalent macroeconomic headwinds may impact its Q4 performance.
There’s some optimism that the Fed could slow down the speed of rate hikes in the coming months. However, the path to “soft landing” has narrowed said Fed chairman Jerome Powell.