All that cost-cutting at Amazon might be paying off. The company isn’t back to the torrid growth of bygone days but managed to beat Wall Street expectations on Thursday.
Revenue in the second quarter rose 11 percent to $134.4 billion, the retailer said, better than the 9 percent it was achieving recently. That was about $3 billion more than analysts had been forecasting.
Net income was 65 cents a share versus expectations of 35 cents. Last year, the company lost
“When I joined the company in 2018, Dara asked me to lead the financial transformation of the company,” Chai said in a statement. “As you can see from our Q2 results, that transformation has occurred. I am very proud of the great work we have all accomplished and thank Dara for his partnership.”
San Francisco-based Uber shares have doubled in the last year, a stark divergence in performance from Lyft Inc., which has struggled to fully recover from the effects
Uber’s revenue increased 14 percent in its most recent quarter, the company reported on Tuesday, but the growth was its slowest since the coronavirus pandemic began easing last year.
The San Francisco-based company posted revenue of $9.2 billion, up from $8.1 billion in the second quarter last year. The 14 percent growth was slower than the 105 percent increase a year earlier and down from 29 percent in the previous quarter. Wall Street analysts had estimated revenue of $9.3 billion.
Selena Gomez put on a busty display while boating with friends Saturday.
The Disney Channel alum, 31, stunned in a baby pink two-piece featuring a low-cut bustier top and matching bikini bottoms.
She shared multiple snaps to her Instagram Story, along with a video of her raven tresses blowing in the wind while sitting at the back of the vessel.
Gomez paired the swimsuit with a pair of denim overalls, which were unbuttoned, and a fabric belt with a gold
‘We were under pressure from the administration and others to do more,’ Facebook’s VP of content policy said in an email.
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Shannon Beador said she had a “great dinner” with her ex John Janssen after Page Six broke the news that she was “removed” from a bar for drunkenly screaming at his daughter.
The “Real Housewives of Orange County” star reacted to our story by posting a photo to Instagram late Thursday of her and Janssen with large smiles on their faces.
“Great dinner. 😊,” she captioned the photo, which she also shared to her Story.
It’s unclear if this photo
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De Meo, leading Renault through a turnaround for the past three years, is pursuing a listing of the company’s electric-vehicle and software unit Ampere. The plan is facing some headwinds following aggressive price cuts by Tesla and increasing competition that are weighing on demand for its flagship EV, the Megane E-Tech.
First-half sales of the model reached 23,000 units, Renault said Thursday, with the majority of deliveries of higher-end version of the vehicle.
Concerns about the sustainability of Renault’s pricing
Mentioning, eating and showing it all.
Bethenny Frankel chowed down on several pieces of crab and crawfish in an “unfiltered” video on Monday.
The “Real Housewives of New York City” alum sat in her Atlanta hotel room wearing pajamas, a bib, a singular plastic glove and under eye masks as she made her way through a massive plastic bag filled with various items from a seafood boil.
“I order in food, and the first thing I saw was the quickest
Creating interactive social media content is a great way to understand whether your company’s marketing messages are landing correctly. Social media interaction posts can also be used as an opportunity to learn more about your audience, build interest and engagement, and ultimately earn their trust and loyalty.
In this blog, we’ll cover:
“Engage me” is the new “tell me.”
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