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During Elon Musk’s leadership, Twitter suffered a few technical errors and outages.
The whole saga has led IEP stock lower with prices dropping 15.14% to $32.22 at the close of trading on Wednesday.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev said the trading app will continue to “deliver strong financial performance” following Q1 2023 report.
Roblox reported a total of $774 million in “bookings”, which jumped by a staggering 23% in comparison to the previous year.
One of the most impressive AI features that Google announced is ‘Help Me Write’ that is intended for simplifying email creation.
The exit of Jane Street and Jump Crypto will contribute to the liquidity crunch in the market segment and this outlook is unhealthy for the industry.
Video and audio calls will allow users to talk to anyone on the app without providing their personal phone numbers.
IBM said Watsonx is an AI solution that enhances machine learning and foundation models using trusted data, speed, and governance.
Oil giant Saudi Aramco shares climbed 3.2% on Tuesday after the company posted a net income of $31.9 billion for Q1 2023.
Bolt has intimated plans to become profitable in 2024 and leverage its African presence, while mulling a potential public listing in 2025.
While filing for bankruptcy is not particularly a good showoff for Bittrex, the reality is that the exchange will not be the first to go under over the past few months.
The growth in the European indices recorded an encompassing ripple effect that spread to other major Asia-Pacific markets.
Amid the broader banking crisis, investors are still concerned about the next move of the government in terms of Federal Reserve policy.
Apple iPhone sales surprised the Street. Despite the smartphone market shrinking by 15%, Apple managed to pull off strong sales numbers for iPhones.
Despite the success of Kenvue’s IPO, Johnson & Johnson remains under allegations that some of its talc products are cancerous.