Exile Content Buys Podcasting Company
The entertainment company, which specializes in Spanish Language shows and movies, plans to make 25-40 podcasts next year.
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Warby Parker’s Revenue Grew 32% in Q3
The eyeglass seller, which went public via direct listing in September, has seen its growth rate return to normal levels in the third quarter and a jump in the company's adjusted earnings during the same period.
BuzzFeed’s SPAC Partner Sets Date of Shareholder Meeting
The public debut of BuzzFeed is much anticipated in the digital media sector, as it will signal investor attitudes towards the value of mid-sized digital media firms such as Bustle, Vice and Vox.
Alibaba’s Annual Shopping Event Records Slowest-Ever Growth
The slow growth comes as Alibaba has been grappling with Beijing's harsh regulatory crackdown through anti-monopoly penalties and other measures.
Applied Intuition, Developer of Autonomous Vehicle Software, Valued at $3.6 Billion
Coatue, Addition and Elad Gil co-led the round for the startup, which was last valued at $1.3 billion
Cloud Firm Weave Communications Stumbles in Public Debut
Weave Communications, a 13-year-old company that sells software to small businesses, had a rough first day of trading.
Rivian Shares Surge For a Second Day and Are Now Up 57% From IPO
Wall Street continues to bet it's another Tesla
Shopify Partners with Link-in-Bio Startup Linktree on Creator Storefronts
Shopify and LinkTree are partnering so creators can show off their latest products in their social media bios.
Wish CEO Steps Down as Revenue Continues to Drop
The online marketplace has seen a sharp decline in its share price following two consecutive quarters with revenue decreases. Now, the founder and CEO is stepping aside as the company faces a tough road to recovery.
Google’s AR/VR Chief Moves into CEO’s Inner Circle
Google is an also-ran in VR and AR, but the leader of those efforts at the company will now report to CEO Sundar Pichai.
Didi Prepares to Relaunch Apps Amid Expectations Government Probe Will End Soon
Didi has also set aside $1.6 billion for a potential fine, according to Reuters. Didi denied the report.
Indonesia’s GoTo Raises Over $1.3 Billion in Pre-IPO Funding Round
GoTo, whose businesses include ride-hailing, food delivery and e-commerce, is valued at more than $28 billion as more global investors bet on Southeast Asia.
Microsoft, Meta Integrating Work Collaboration Apps
Microsoft and Meta (formerly known as Facebook) are rivals in the market for work collaboration software, but now they're working together.
Disney’s Streaming Growth Comes to Near Halt
Disney CEO Bob Chapek had foreshadowed the slowdown in September, attributing it partly to the timing of the cricket season in India, a major market of Disney+.
Rivian Stock Rises Nearly 30% in IPO
Rivian’s IPO, which netted the company $12 billion, is the seventh-largest U.S. IPO ever, according to IPO research firm Renaissance Capital.
FTC’s Khan Responds to Criticism of Agency
Agency-wide email follows withering critique from fellow Commissioner Christine Wilson.
Discovery’s Zaslav to Move to Los Angeles
David Zaslav plans to move to Los Angeles to be closer to where the company's shows and movies are being created.
Tencent’s Revenue Growth Slows as China’s Crackdown Hurts Ad Sales
Tencent's results highlight the challenges facing China's biggest internet companies as they grapple with Beijing's harsh regulatory crackdown.
Google Loses Appeal Against Landmark Antitrust Fine in Europe
Google may appeal the ruling by the European court upholding a $2.6 billion fine.
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