Nextdoor q3 earnings highlight growth in ad revenues and active users: "Next" initiative drives platform evolution with focus on in-community connections.

Firms must plan for regulatory changes across areas like BNPL, open banking, crypto, and credit cards

The inquiry could lead to yet another antitrust case against the payment networks

The capability should help boost Pix’s in-store volume, serving as a roadmap for the US’s FedNow to boost retail adoption

Meta and Roblox show how teen safety has become a priority: A year of heavy scrutiny from regulators has prompted similar platforms to overhaul protections.

US beauty demand is normalizing as price sensitivities creep into purchasing behavior: That’s good news for e.l.f. Beauty but an added struggle for Coty and Estée Lauder, for which China remains a hurdle.

How Trump’s victory could cut into drugmakers’ revenues: We explore how the new administration will impact prescription drug pricing, vaccine sales, and pharma advertising.

CVS Health names health insurance exec Aetna head: The appointment comes as part of CVS’s mixed Q3 earnings report, the first under its new CEO.

OpenNotes, Abridge partner to enhance AI-generated visit summaries: Providing patients with easier-to-understand summaries could reduce the time clinicians spend responding to patients.

67.5 million US households use smart TVs, making it the No. 1 device among connected TV (CTV) households across the country, according to July 2024 data from Comscore.

Canada’s and Australia’s recent restrictions raise stakes for ByteDance, challenging advertisers dependent on TikTok’s vast audience.

Easing antitrust efforts and AI restrictions might drive tech innovation, but deregulation could risk fairness and safety standards.

Max adds 7.2 million global subscribers in Q3: International expansion and ad revenue gains boost WBD’s position in the streaming race.

Under Armour’s turnaround gained momentum: But the company’s sales still fell 10% on a currency-neutral basis—a marked contrast with Puma, which reported a 5% jump in revenues.

Ralph Lauren and Tapestry sidestep luxury slowdown: The two companies beat expectations thanks to brand elevation efforts that resulted in higher AUR.

With on-device AI capabilities and standout benchmarks, the M4 can help Apple justify premium Mac prices and offset tepid iPhone sales.