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DoorDash, Arm Holdings, Snap: After-Hours Earnings to Watch
The Wall Street Journal90d agoneutral
DoorDash, Arm Holdings, Snap: After-Hours Earnings to Watch

↘️ Arm Holdings (ARM): The British semiconductor design company said it was seeing rampant demand for its new computer chips. Shares were volatile afterhours, recently falling more than 7%, after rising 14% during regular trading hours.

Snap, Perplexity Mutually End AI Deal
The Wall Street Journal90d agoneutral
Snap, Perplexity Mutually End AI Deal

Snap and Perplexity scrapped a deal to integrate the startup’s AI-powered answer engine directly into the social-media platform, ending a relationship that had boosted investors’ hopes for improved profitability at Snap.

Snap's quarterly revenue rises, daily active users return to growth
Reuters90d agoneutral
Snap's quarterly revenue rises, daily active users return to growth

Snap said on Wednesday its first-quarter revenue rose 12% on the back of resilient advertising spending and ‌that its number of daily active users returned to growth, ‌driven by markets outside of North America and Europe. The Snapchat parent, squeezed between dominant ​platforms such as TikTok and Meta's Instagram in a crowded social media market, has been turning to subscriptions to boost its revenue, which comes predominantly from advertising sales. Snap and artificial intelligence start-up Perplexity "amicably" ended their $400 ‌million deal in the first ⁠quarter, it said on Wednesday, around six months after announcing it.

CEOs Have Split on AI’s Jobs Impact
The Wall Street Journal91d agoneutral
CEOs Have Split on AI’s Jobs Impact

Here's how two senior executives said AI will affect their businesses in the years ahead: AI changes “how we work,” says Brian Armstrong, CEO at Coinbase Global. The company on Tuesday announced it was cutting 14% of its workforce.