Despite the impact of the game delays on the shares of the company, the better-than-expected earnings are helping to reverse the trend in the pre-market today.
Leading fintech Kakao Pay experienced a 156% surge in share price on its trading debut with shares hitting 230,000 won.
Netflix wants to make it possible for users to access the gaming collections even when there is no internet connection.
US stock indices continue to rally further amid strong earnings reports. A staggering 83% of the S&P 500 companies have reported earnings beating Street estimates.
The company described the new product as a series of live, original, and shoppable episodes featuring creators right on Pinterest.
US stock market kickstarted November with record gains. Tesla continued to rally to new all-time highs surging past $1200 levels on Monday.
Tesla stock has gained approximately 201%, 71%, 70%, and 54% in the past year, YTD, three months, and one month respectively.
Harley-Davidson (HOG) saw its shares soar as high as 9.4% in the pre-market, following the announcement from the EU and the US.
Several Twitter users have been mulling of a change in the elite tech group’s name. Some users have also proposed introducing Tesla and Microsoft to this group. Netflix could be dropped.
As Jes Staley proceeds to clear his name of his connections to Jeffrey Epstein and the crimes he committed, Barclays noted that subject to regulatory approval, C.S. Venkatakrishnan will take over as the firm’s new boss with immediate effect.
The automaker’s deliveries in October included over 6000 sport sedans, 3657 G3 and G3i SUVs, as well as 437 units of the newly launched P5 smart family sedan.
Although the Exxon quarterly report shows the highest profit in years for the oil and gas giant, revenue fell short of Wall Street’s expectations.
Unlike Apple and Amazon, Microsoft reported its 11th straight profitable quarterly results exceeding analysts’ estimates.
Insight Partners is one of Udemy’s biggest investors, and it now owns over 30% of the company’s shares after the listing.
Amazon’s e-commerce sales jumped 3% in the past year to $49.94 billion, thereby missing analysts’ estimates of $51.53 billion.