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Snap Gains In 3rd Quarter - Los Angeles Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Snap Gains In 3rd Quarter - Los Angeles Business Journal

Snap Inc. announced revenue and user-count growth in its third-quarter financial report at the end of October, showing signs of recovery from a rough patch for its finances and operations. The Santa Monica-based company also announced the retirement of its chief operating officer, Jerry Hunter, and a $500 million share repurchase program.

Triller Files for Direct Listing - Los Angeles Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Triller Files for Direct Listing - Los Angeles Business Journal

After canceling a multibillion-dollar reverse merger last fall, Triller Corp. is filing for a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange. The move has some in the tech world thinking that Triller is poised to become a robust competitor to the troubled TikTok. 

Federal judge narrows Google antitrust suit as trial set for next month - Vimarsana News

Federal judge narrows Google antitrust suit as trial set for next month

Decision is a setback for 38 state attorneys general who sued Google in 2020 over digital ads, but crux of government's case to move ahead.

Amazon dropselling resellers cost a family candy maker millions - Vimarsana News

Amazon dropselling resellers cost a family candy maker millions

Rogue sellers order Dum Dums from Sam’s Club and resell them at a markup, undercutting Spangler Candy Co. on price and violating Amazon policy.

Lollipops hustle on Amazon costs US family candy business millions - Vimarsana News

Lollipops hustle on Amazon costs US family candy business millions

Mitchell Owens recently discovered that mysterious entities were selling bulk orders of Dum Dums lollipops on Amazon for a couple of bucks less than the price charged by his company.