Alphabet’s ad revenue from YouTube tanks by 2% against market expectations. The GOOGL stock price has slipped once again under $100 this year.During the aftermarket trading session on Tuesday, October 24, shares of Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) dropped nearly 7% on weaker-than-expected Q3 2022 earnings.Alphabet and Its Performance in Q3 2022The company’s revenue growth slowed to 6% from 41% a year ago as the company sees a major dip in online ad spending. This also turns out to be the weakest...
Read More »Tesla Cuts Price of Its Cars in China, TSLA Stock Drops 3% in Pre-market
Tesla has been facing growing challenges in China due to strict COVID-19 rules as well as growing competition from local electric carmakers like BYD.The world’s largest electric carmaker Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) has decided to cut the price of its cars in one of its most-competitive markets China. As per the latest development, Tesla has cut the price of its Model and Model Y vehicles.Tesla Cars PriceThe price of the Model 3 sedan in China has been reduced to 265,900 Chinese yuan ($36,615)...
Read More »Snap Posts Unimpressive Q3 2022 Results, Triggers Stock Slippage of Pinterest, Alphabet, Meta
Snap blames its underperforming Q3 2022 financial report to rising inflation and the war in Ukraine. The report tanked other stocks.Snap (NYSE: SNAP), the first major social media company to release its Q3 2022 earnings, posted disappointing figures. For the period that ended September 30th, the prominent camera and social media company saw its shares plummet 25%. Furthermore, the California-based company warned that it would see no revenue growth in the typically busy holiday quarter. In a...
Read More »Tesla (TSLA) Stock Slides 6.65% after Company’s Revenue Missed Expectations
The revenue miss did not impress investors as the company’s shares fell by 6.65% on Thursday to close at $207.28.The stock price of American multinational electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) is on a downtrend as the company’s revenue for the third quarter missed estimates. Per the results published, Tesla’s Earnings Per Share (EPS) came in at $1.05, a figure better than the 99 cents that were projected by analysts.The company missed its revenue estimates as it reported $21.45...
Read More »Elon Musk Weighs In on Pending Twitter Acquisition, Macroeconomic Issues at Latest Tesla Q3 Earnings Call
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Read More »Nasdaq Composite Hits Record High amid Positive Earnings Reports
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Read More »Goldman Sachs Unveils Its Q3 2022 Earnings that Topped Wall Street Expectations
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Read More »Roblox Sees Shares Pop 19% on User Growth in September 2022 Metrics Report
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Read More »Bank of America (BoA) & BNY Mellon Post Strong Q3 2022 Results, Primarily Aided by Higher Interest Rates
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Read More »Crypto Stocks Take Steep Hit Compared to Wall Street in End of Week Drawdown
Stocks started off the week in a rally, with wide benchmarks like the S&P 500, NASDAQ Composite, and Dow Jones posting gains. But the rally fell off with a sharp pullback Friday on new worries of increasing Fed rate hikes. The retracement was nearly enough to wipe out the gains from earlier in the week, but not quite. Stocks Yikes: Strong Jobs Data Could Mean More Fed Rate Hikes As Joe Rennison and Isabella Simonetti at the New York Times explain, new hires slowed some in...
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