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Walt Disney: The CEO has acknowledged that the task of turning around the Disney business has proven more challenging than he anticipated. Over the past year, Disneys stock price has fallen by 30%. On August 25, the stock closed at $83.27, mirroring levels last seen in May 2014.

According to a data breach notification filed with the US-based Office of the Maine Attorney General, only 180 of Discords 150 million monthly users had sensitive information exposed in the attack.

Messenger: The app has already been removed from the Google Play Store for new users and will no longer be available after September 18 for existing users.

Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, on Wednesday appointed Pulkit Trivedi as India Managing Director who will report to Snaps APAC President, Ajit Mohan.

Cloudera said that the CDP will help PhonePe to shift some of its workloads to the cloud, with the rest of the workloads remaining on-premise.

"Love is sharing a password," Netflix had posted on X - then known as Twitter - in 2017, but its global crackdown on password-sharing hinted at its strategy to open new revenue streams in a saturating, competitive market.

TikTok, which is owned by Chinas ByteDance, sued in May seeking to block the first-of-its-kind U.S. state ban on several grounds, arguing that it violates the First Amendment free speech rights of the company and users. A separate lawsuit has been filed by TikTok users in Montana.

Tiktok: The decision comes days after Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said a military offensive against al Shabaab aims to eliminate the al Qaeda-linked group in the next five months.

Since July, hundreds of Twitter Blue subscribers in India and around the world have been posting screenshots of the payouts they received as part of the company’s new monetisation program that rewards users with a share of the revenue earned from impressions (views) of verified users on the ads placed in replies to their tweets.

The users will now be able to access features like Reels, Stories, and Search on Facebook and Instagram without seeing content thats been ranked by Metas recommendation algorithms, according to Nick Clegg, President, Global Affairs at Meta.