Swagbucks Surveys on Mobile App Wont Continue
- Finance
- Watchlists
- My Portfolio
- Cryptocurrencies
- Yahoo Finance Plus
- News
- Screeners
- Markets
- Options: Highest Open Interest
- Options: Highest Implied Volatility
-
- Personal Finance
- Videos
- Influencers with Andy Serwer
- America: Back in Business
-
- All Markets Summit
- Yahoo U
- Industries
- Tech
- Contact Us
-
S&P Futures
-
Dow Futures
-
Nasdaq Futures
-
Russell 2000 Futures
-
Crude Oil
-
Gold
-
Silver
-
EUR/USD
-
10-Yr Bond
-
Vix
-
GBP/USD
-
USD/JPY
-
BTC-USD
-
CMC Crypto 200
-
FTSE 100
-
Nikkei 225
-
Musk Says He's 'Overpaying' for Twitter
Elon Musk said he and other investors are "obviously overpaying" for Twitter Inc. Tesla Inc's chief executive officer said he is excited about the Twitter situation. Su Keenan reports on Bloomberg Television.
-
Netflix Subscriber Growth Is Back. Time to Buy the Stock?
After two straight quarters of subscriber declines, Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) just showed that its growth story isn't dead. The streaming giant added 2.4 million subscribers in the third quarter, better than its guidance of 1 million. Netflix grew subscribers in all four regions with particularly strong growth in the Asia-Pacific region, where it added 1.43 million new members and still has a large market to penetrate.
-
Omneky uses AI to generate social media ads
Meet Omneky, a startup that leverages OpenAI's DALLE-2 and GPT-3 models to generate visuals and text that can be used in ads for social platforms. The company wants to make online ads both cheaper and more effective thanks to recent innovations in artificial intelligence and computer vision. It takes a lot of back and forth between a creative team and the person in charge of running online ad campaigns.
-
-
Concern Shrouds Iran Athlete Who Competed With Her Hair Unveiled
(Bloomberg) -- An Iranian climber who broke Iran's Islamic laws by competing at an international tournament without her hair covered is on her way back to Tehran, the country's embassy in Seoul said, denying earlier reports that she'd gone missing.Most Read from BloombergA Tense Pay Dispute Overshadows Nintendo's Upcoming Bayonetta 3$200 Diesel Puts Biden in an Ugly CornerTrump Special Master Has 'No Patience' for Records SpatsBlinken Says China Wants to Seize Taiwan on 'Much Faster Timeline'Chi
-
Behind Netflix and Disney+'s Dash for Streaming Ad Cash
Just over three years ago, Netflix unequivocally shot down the idea that it would ever roll out an ad-supported streaming service. "When you read speculation that we are moving into selling advertising, be confident that this is false," the streamer said in its second-quarter 2019 investor letter. "We believe we will have a more valuable […]
-
Real-Estate Agents Turn to TikTok and Instagram Reels to Market Properties—and Themselves
Real-estate agents increasingly are marketing their listings—and themselves—in short, often low-production videos that can be made and viewed easily on mobile devices. Property tours have become common on TikTok, Snapchat YouTube and Instagram, as short-form video exploded in popularity. Now, new video apps dedicated to real estate are emerging, giving agents another place to promote their properties—and their personal brands.
-
-
Twitter Freezes Employee Equity Award Accounts
Twitter Inc. froze the equity awards accounts for employees on Monday as the deadline to seal a deal with Elon Musk approaches. The deadline is October 28. Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow reports on Bloomberg Television.
-
Turkey Cuts Rates More Than Forecast, Signals Easing Almost Over
(Bloomberg) -- Turkey's central bank lowered its benchmark interest rate for the third time in a row and by a bigger magnitude than forecast, signaling it's close to ending a series of cuts that have pushed an ultra-loose monetary policy to new extremes.Most Read from BloombergWeed Is Coming to Circle K Gas Stations in US Next YearTrump Prosecutors See Evidence for Obstruction ChargesChina Is Debating a Reduction to Covid Quarantine for Inbound TravelersTruss's Government on Brink as Tories Agit
-
Britain's ASOS to overhaul business model after profit slump
LONDON (Reuters) -ASOS, the one-time British poster child for the shift to online fashion retailing, will overhaul its business model after the economic crunch and a string of operational problems hammered its profits. New CEO José Antonio Ramos Calamonte said that while ASOS's core business in the UK remained strong, returns from its international operations, particularly from the United States, were unsatisfactory and needed to be addressed. He vowed to re-vamp ASOS's "inefficient" supply chain, find a way to re-engage its 20-something customers, better leverage its data, cut costs and refresh its culture.
Source: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/online-surveys-money-3-sites-132629847.html
Post a Comment for "Swagbucks Surveys on Mobile App Wont Continue"