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Google (GOOGL.US) Play Store anti-monopoly injunction temporarily postponed, impact of Epic Games lawsuit continues.
A federal judge in California has temporarily suspended the order requiring Google to revamp its Android app store, Google Play, by November 1st.
Nuclear Energy Is Making a Comeback. A New Batch of Stocks to Play the Trend
Expedia Is Ready to Catch Its Big Rival -- Barron's
Alphabet-C Options Spot-On: On October 18th, 100.78K Contracts Were Traded, With 1.34 Million Open Interest
Nuclear-energy ETFs Surge as Uranium Prices -2-
Google's Request for Temporary Pause on App Store Reforms Injunction Granted in Epic Games Case
Express News | Google Spokesperson Says U.S. Judge Grants Google's Request To Temporarily Pause Injunction Ordering App Store Reforms In Epic Games Case
OpenAI's For Profit Structure Adds Valuation Complexity to Microsoft And Other Equity Investors: Report
Nuclear Energy Deals Are Back. These Stocks Are Benefiting. -- Barrons.com
Data Center Demand Outpaces Infrastructure: Oppenheimer
Google to Again Bar US Election Ads After Closing of Polls
Jeff Bezos-Backed Perplexity AI Aims To Break Google And Meta's Duopoly With New 'Internal Knowledge' Search: 'All About What Consumers Are Doing'
Alphabet's Google Moves Gemini App Team Under DeepMind Group
Alphabet Names Prabhakar Raghavan as Google's Chief Technologist
Nvidia Stock Had a Volatile Week. Brace for Big Tech Earnings Around the Corner
Hedge Fund Billionaire Daniel Loeb Bets On Trump Win, Singles Out This Recent Buy As Having 'Significant Upside Potential'
Waymo Offers Free Credits To Riders Traveling To Select Transit Stations In The Bay Area: Here's How Much You Can Get
Why Microsoft Stock Could Be a Better Bet Than Alphabet Ahead of Earnings -- Barrons.com
Netflix's Ted Sarandos Downplays Concerns Of YouTube's Growing Share Of TV Consumption: 'We're The Home To The Best Storytellers'
Netflix executives interpret Q3 financial report: expected revenue of 43 to 44 billion US dollars next year, advertising revenue doubled year-on-year.
USA video streaming service provider Netflix today announced the financial report for the third quarter of the company's fiscal year 2024: revenue was $9.825 billion, a year-on-year increase of 15.0%; net income was $2.364 billion, a year-on-year increase of 41%; earnings per share was $5.40, compared to $3.73 in the same period last year. Netflix's third-quarter revenue and earnings per share exceeded Wall Street analysts' previous expectations, both the total number of global streaming service paying users and the global net new paid subscriber numbers also exceeded expectations; expectations for fourth-quarter revenue and earnings per share for fiscal year 2024.