Fastly Down; Oppenheimer Says Some Clients May Switch Providers
Oppenheimer cut its rating on Fastly, saying clients could go elsewhere after this week's outage. 'Switching costs are relatively low,' the investment firm said.
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Oppenheimer cut its rating on Fastly, saying clients could go elsewhere after this week's outage. 'Switching costs are relatively low,' the investment firm said.
Twitter Upgraded as Vertical Group Lauds Promotions, New Products Vertical Group upgraded Twitter, citing 'the flow of new brand campaign promotions and product releases.' The shares are higher. Author: Twitter ( TWTR) - Get Report shares rose Wednesday after Vertical Group upgraded the social-media titan to very positive from mixed/positive amid optimism about the company’s growth. “The flow of new brand campaign promotions and product releases, which picked up in the late first quarter, has accelerated further in April and May, boosting Twitter’s year-on-year growth momentum,” wr...
MongoDB reported a narrower-than-expected adjusted first-quarter loss and revenue ahead of expectations. It also raised its revenue guidance.
Elliott Management has amassed a stake greater than 10% in Dropbox and has been holding private discussions with the tech firm, according to a report.
RomUniverse.com Owner Ordered to Pay Nintendo $2.1 Million for Game Piracy However, the owner of RomUniverse.com, Matthew Storman, plans on appealing the judge's ruling. By Michael Kan (Credit: RomUniverse.com) The owner of RomUniverse.com has been ordered to pay $2.1 million to Nintendo for pirating the company’s games. The site was a destination to download free copies of Nintendo titles for consoles like the Switch and the original NES. But last week, a US district judge ordered the site’s owner, California resident Matthew Storman, to pay up for the piracy. TorrentFreak w...