The stock for Snapchat's parent company stock jumped 15% following a strong Q3 report and the announcement of a share buyback plan

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Boeing just sold $21 billion worth of shares, one of the biggest deals for equity-capital-markets bankers ever. Here's what it could mean for bonuses.

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Alphabet Q3 2024 revenue figures show a pattern of Google's growth exceeding expectations.

“I never thought the propulsion of a vehicle would become a political issue,” GM Chairman and CEO Mary Barra said on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt on

GroupM's bid to invest more ad dollars in women's sports, started earlier this year, has gained more traction than expected

Snapchat creator’s ambitions in augmented reality and online advertising hit by growing strength of arch-rival Meta

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The estimate from Ampere Analysis includes $40 billion allocated towards the companies' streaming services

The company is struggling to meet its end of a $4.3 billion contract with NASA.

Elon Musk’s X is on track to fall well short of its goal of bringing in $100mn in revenue from political advertising in 2024, raising just $15mn in the year to date, largely from an increasing reliance on Republicans and the Trump campaign.

Last year, X chief executive Linda Yaccarino told industry figures she was aiming to make $100mn annually in political ad revenues in an election year, according to several people familiar with the projections. The company is trying to offset revenue losses caused by big brands pulling spending from the platform.

However, data from X’s political ads transparency library analysed by the Financial Times show that the company has brought in less than a fifth of its target as of October 23, with under two weeks to go until the November 5 vote.

Dealers are already threatening to sue.

A big show of confidence in the robotaxi company

From 2019 through 2023, American mishandled more than 10,760 wheelchairs and mobility scooters, according to Transportation Department figures. Only Southwest Airlines, at more than 11,100, had more incidents. Spirit Airlines had the highest percentage of errors in several of the years, according to the department.