Sentences with phrase «big tech companies reporting»

Not exact matches

CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports the annual Allen & Company Conference is underway in Sun Valley, Idaho, drawing media moguls, tech titans and big name investors.

After kicking off last week, tech earnings continue with more big companies reporting after Apple gets things started.

And if tech and food companies aren't of interest — and even if they are — those big names aren't the only ones to report.

Some big - cap tech companies already have reported earnings, and stocks have had lackluster performances.

One advocate said the biggest tech companies were less vocal because they are facing more regulatory battles than in past years, NYT reports.

Diversity reporting was a big company game, something tech giants like Facebook and Google did.

The full Technology Content Marketing 2018: Benchmarks, Budgets, and Trends - North America report offers a big - picture glimpse into how marketers at tech companies approach content marketing.

Earnings season was front - and - center this week, with two major tech companies seeing their stocks make big moves after their earnings reports..

As earnings season ramps into full gear, the performance of some of the biggest names could determine future of the tech boomAs large tech companies report first - quarter earnings in a flood of results during the next two weeks, they face a major test: Will they continue to post huge growth, and fuel further overall gains for the market, or settle into a more mild adulthood?

You'll find similar results if you look at demographic reports from big tech companies like Google and Apple: the average developer tends to be young, under 30.

I contest that the survey is even a good estimate (self reporting is notoriously unreliable), and focusing on big tech companies is going to skew things too.

Despite BlackBerry 6 offering numerous incremental feature improvements and RIM continuing to post their biggest quarterly earnings reports in the company's history, a lot of the tech press has been beating up on good ole BlackBerry as of late.

Up until now, Vestager has been mostly concerned with tax practices of big tech — like the massive $ 13 billion tax bill she made Ireland collect from Apple back in 2016 — but it's been reported that she's now made her team look into cases concerning how companies collect and use personal data.

Within the indexes for major tech and financial companies like the Nasdaq 100 and the S&P 500, Facebook was the biggest loser today, reports Bloomberg.

Six months ago the company claimed big wins in squashing terrorist activity on its platform — attributing drops in reports of pro-terrorism accounts then to the success of in - house tech tools in driving terrorist activity off its platform (and perhaps inevitably rerouting it towards alternative platforms — Telegram being chief among them, according to experts on online extremism).

Between the fantasy zoo (unicorns, decacorns, dragons, etc) and the Fidelity quarterly reports that devalued big tech companies like Snapchat and Dropbox between 20 - 60 percent, we want to try and make the picture a bit simpler for those of you who want to make sure you know what everyone is talking about at the next water cooler break.

There will certainly be bumps ahead: every significant news story on Spotify or its rivals will have a potential impact on the share price from now on, while the quarterly - reporting requirements of being a public company will shine a regular spotlight on Spotify's business like none of its big - tech - owned rivals.

A new report claims that South Korean tech company LG has secured the exclusive contract to provide Apple with its iPhone 9 batteries, having committed to making a big investment in production facilities in 2018.

We have also seen some big name tech companies make headlines as they are moving data to the blockchain, and the UN released a report saying that bitcoin and blockchain tech has potentially empowering use cases.

Bithumb, Upbit Post Monster Profits for 2017 News outlet Seoul Shinmun reports that, per the Financial Supervisory Service, South Korea's leading exchanges posted massive profits, putting them on a par with the country's biggest tech companies.