Microsoft, Alphabet, Snap, and various other companies

Microsoft, Alphabet, Visa, Snap, Texas Instruments, CoStar Group, and Stride were the companies grabbing attention in extended trading. Shares of Microsoft surged by over 3% after the tech giant reported its fiscal first-quarter results, surpassing analysts’ expectations. The company’s earnings per share stood at $2.99 on $56.52 billion in revenue, outperforming forecasts of EPS at…

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Companies such as SPOT, RTX, KO, and others

Check out the companies making headlines before the bell. General Motors, the automaker, saw its shares rise by more than 1% in premarket trading after posting third-quarter earnings and revenue that exceeded analyst expectations. However, GM did withdraw its full-year outlook due to rising costs from the United Auto Workers union strikes. Despite Spotify’s third-quarter…

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CEO of Web Summit steps down following apology for remarks about the Israel-Hamas conflict

Paddy Cosgrave, the CEO and co-founder of Web Summit, a highly anticipated annual tech conference, has resigned from his position following controversy surrounding his comments on the Israel-Hamas war. The controversy led to the cancellation of attendance by major tech giants including Alphabet (parent company of Google), Meta (formerly known as Facebook), and Amazon. In…

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Mass layoffs occur in Google’s news division.

Google News Division Faces Job Cuts Amid Increasing Misinformation Challenges In a significant downsizing move, Google has cut jobs in its news division, according to sources. The layoffs come at a time when online platforms and publishers are already facing challenges in combating the spread of misinformation. While the exact number of job cuts is…

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