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Spotify added millions of users. Here's why the stock is getting hammered - Vimarsana News

Spotify added millions of users. Here's why the stock is getting hammered

Spotify on Tuesday fell nearly 14% as investors were concerned about the company's future financial guidance.

Source: aol.com
Dismal growth, guidance downgrades, declining headcount: How Indian IT majors fared in Q1 - Vimarsana News

Dismal growth, guidance downgrades, declining headcount: How Indian IT majors fared in Q1

The sector appears to be stuck in a situation where it is seeing strong demand along with uncertain deal closure timelines. Analysts say the sector's growth will fall from double-digits to lower single-digit levels in FY24

LA fines NBC Universal for trimming trees amid worker strike - Vimarsana News

LA fines NBC Universal for trimming trees amid worker strike

NBC Universal received a small fine after the company controversially trimmed trees outside its building that striking workers were using for shade during a heat wave.

James Van Der Beek says losing AI strike issue could mark the end of acting, writing as 'viable' careers - Vimarsana News

James Van Der Beek says losing AI strike issue could mark the end of acting, writing as 'viable' careers

James Van Der Beek said studios using artificial intelligence to generate actors' likenesses and scripts could mean the end of acting and writing as "viable" careers.

Former 'General Hospital' star reveals what would end actors strike: 'That's it, end of story' - Vimarsana News

Former 'General Hospital' star reveals what would end actors strike: 'That's it, end of story'

Antonio Sabato Jr. says "put me in charge of SAG" as industry anger grows over a lack of negotiations with actors and writers striking for better pay and image protection.