Netflix, Snap, and Twitter are set to release Q2 results in the coming days. With the stock market as a whole having suffered this year, expert predictions regarding these three firms are mixed
Elon Musk’s deal to buy Twitter could be on the rocks. After his announcement last week that he’s pulling out of the agreement, the Tesla founder and Twitter could be set for a long battle in U.S. courts.
Snap's stock has fallen yesterday despite its growth forecast in April. Why did its stock take a sharp hit and how did it shift the advertising market?
According to the latest speculation, Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s deal to take Twitter private may be hitting some roadblocks put up by the billionaire himself. However, the deal has legal provisions allowing Twitter’s board to force the deal through or collect a hefty sum from Musk.
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