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A move by DraftKings to include sports contracts on its prediction markets platform is likely to be controversial within the gambling industry.

Meta’s seven-day slump is well ahead of the broader tech market.

Take-Two announced that Grand Theft Auto VI would now be released in November 2026, six months later than expected.

Legacy media companies are trying to beef up their offerings, to fend off competition from streaming platforms.

The company said sales for the quarter were $1.14 billion, below Wall Street’s estimate for $1.2 billion.

Duolingo declines sharply after its bookings forecast misses estimates, and DoorDash tumbles following an earnings miss.

Studios revenue climbed 24% from a year ago, thanks to the box-office success of films including Superman and Weapons.

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Revenue for AppLovin’s mobile advertising business was up 68% on the year to $1.41 billion.

The Snapchat parent reported third-quarter earnings results that exceeded Wall Street analyst expectations across various metrics.

The trading and crypto platform reported adjusted earnings of 61 cents a share, on record revenue of $1.27 billion, up 100% from a year ago.

Shares in AMD rise after the chip maker posts better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and revenue.

Shares in data analytics software developer Palantir tumble even as the company tops analysts' earnings estimates.

The console is a huge blockbuster. More evidence, if any was needed, has just arrived.

Spotify stock fell even though it increased its monthly active users by 11% to 713 million, topping the company’s prior guidance of 710 million.

The publishing giant also has a partnership with ChatGPT owner OpenAI. Investors are worried about slumping revenue.

Subscribers won't be able to watch ESPN or ABC after the two sides failed to agree a licensing deal.

The deal would feel the streaming giant's flywheel model, giving it even more content to attract subscribers.

Apple is betting on a big holiday season, Netflix weighs Warner Bros. bid, Pfizer and Novo Nordisk find themselves in a bidding war, and more news to start your day.

Wedbush analysts cited Roku’s increasingly diversified business model, with “significantly more” advertising opportunities and its growing recommendation functions.

Netflix said Thursday that its board of directors had authorized a 10-for-1 stock split of its shares.

Shares are down 24% this year, tumbling as investors fret about a drop in broadband subscriber numbers.

Fed’s Powell says December rate cut isn’t a given, Trump cuts China tariffs, Microsoft, Alphabet beat expectations, and more news to start your day.

EA will no longer issue financial forecasts as it awaits a take-private acquisition by Silver Lake, Affinity Partners, and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.

Daily Journal stock could pique the interest of value investors after hitting an air pocket recently.