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Snapchat Projected to Lose Users in the US for the First Time
Snapchat will lose users in the US for the first time this year, suggesting the company's latest efforts to broaden its audience won't revive growth in the short-term.
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Snap Wins Back Wall Street Bulls Even as Facebook Threat Lingers
Snapchat stock has more than doubled this year, bringing the company's market capitalisation to more than $16 billion.
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GoPro CEO Still Sees Growth in China, Despite Economic Slowdown
Sales from the Asia Pacific region are a boon for GoPro, with growth rates in Thailand, South Korea, and Japan running several times faster than in China.
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The Dark Realities Women Face Driving for Uber and Lyft
Uber and Lyft have been hailed as economic saviours, offering flexible work for mothers juggling childcare responsibilities.
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Student, 21, Alleges Chinese Billionaire Lured Her To Dinner, Raped Her
It was a Thursday evening in late August and a crowd had gathered at the Origami sushi restaurant in Minneapolis. One guest, a 21-year-old female Chinese undergraduate at the University of Minnesota, was initially expecting a dinner in honor of volunteers like herself.
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Twitter Aims to Predict What You Want to Know, When It Happens
Twitter will personalise news for users and send them notifications of events, trying to attract a bigger, broader audience with one of its most comprehensive product updates in years.
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Twitter Sold Data Access To Cambridge Analytica Researcher
Twitter Inc. sold data access to the Cambridge University academic who also obtained millions of Facebook users' information that was later passed to a political consulting firm without the users' consent.
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Twitter Tops Earnings Projections, but Growth Pace Seen Slowing
Twitter beat analysts' estimates for earnings in the first quarter and showed signs that it's finally overcoming a slump.
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This Startup Wants to Replace Your Office With 3D Holograms
Meta is a San Francisco startup that makes augmented reality headsets that overlay holographic images on the real world.
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Fitbit to Cut 110 Jobs as Results Miss Estimates
Fitbit has struggled to maintain momentum for its watches, which were initially popular as a way to track steps and encourage exercise.
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Snapchat Projected to Lose Users in the US for the First Time
Snapchat will lose users in the US for the first time this year, suggesting the company's latest efforts to broaden its audience won't revive growth in the short-term.
-
Snap Wins Back Wall Street Bulls Even as Facebook Threat Lingers
Snapchat stock has more than doubled this year, bringing the company's market capitalisation to more than $16 billion.
-
GoPro CEO Still Sees Growth in China, Despite Economic Slowdown
Sales from the Asia Pacific region are a boon for GoPro, with growth rates in Thailand, South Korea, and Japan running several times faster than in China.
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The Dark Realities Women Face Driving for Uber and Lyft
Uber and Lyft have been hailed as economic saviours, offering flexible work for mothers juggling childcare responsibilities.
-
Student, 21, Alleges Chinese Billionaire Lured Her To Dinner, Raped Her
It was a Thursday evening in late August and a crowd had gathered at the Origami sushi restaurant in Minneapolis. One guest, a 21-year-old female Chinese undergraduate at the University of Minnesota, was initially expecting a dinner in honor of volunteers like herself.
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Twitter Aims to Predict What You Want to Know, When It Happens
Twitter will personalise news for users and send them notifications of events, trying to attract a bigger, broader audience with one of its most comprehensive product updates in years.
-
Twitter Sold Data Access To Cambridge Analytica Researcher
Twitter Inc. sold data access to the Cambridge University academic who also obtained millions of Facebook users' information that was later passed to a political consulting firm without the users' consent.
-
Twitter Tops Earnings Projections, but Growth Pace Seen Slowing
Twitter beat analysts' estimates for earnings in the first quarter and showed signs that it's finally overcoming a slump.
-
This Startup Wants to Replace Your Office With 3D Holograms
Meta is a San Francisco startup that makes augmented reality headsets that overlay holographic images on the real world.
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Fitbit to Cut 110 Jobs as Results Miss Estimates
Fitbit has struggled to maintain momentum for its watches, which were initially popular as a way to track steps and encourage exercise.
