Appen Sinks on EBITDA Downgrade
Artificial intelligence data provider Appen [ASX:APX] sank on Thursday after yet another EBITDA downgrade as the firm does not see an uptick in trading conditions.
Source: moneymorning.com.au
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Source: switzer.com.au
Down 65% this year, where to next for the Appen share price?
The Appen Ltd (ASX: APX) share price has continued a horror run on the ASX this year, flopping 66% to levels not seen since mid-2017.
Source: fool.com.au
Appen share price on watch as interim dividend scrapped
The Appen Ltd (ASX: APX) share price is in focus after the machine learning and AI data provider released its earnings for the first half.
Source: fool.com.au
APX ASX: Appen outlook 'sobering' after tough start to the second half
Market conditions have remained soft for former ASX darling Appen in August, compounding an already weak result.
Source: afr.com
Appen [ASX:APX] Plummets 25% As 1H 22 EBITDA Declines 69%
Artificial intelligence data services stock Appen [ASX:APX] sank on Tuesday after reporting disappointing H1 FY22 trading results.
Source: moneymorning.com.au
Appen share price on watch as 'challenging' first half dints earnings
The Appen Ltd (ASX: APX) share price is on watch after the company updated the market on its first half earnings.
Source: fool.com.au
Appen's latest downgrade points to a bigger problem
After two downgrades in 10 weeks, it appears that the market has stopped listening to Appen’s financial forecasts.
Source: afr.com
Appen (ASX:APX) shares sink to lowest point in almost five years
The artificial intelligence crowdsourcing company which works with Facebook, Google, Amazon and Microsoft suffered an almighty fall on Tuesday.
Source: brisbanetimes.com.au
Why Appen's big problem is that it's not a tech company
At the heart of Appen’s woes, analysts say, is one simple fact – it is still a services business.
Source: afr.com