Snapchat parent Snap (SNAP) reported its Q2 earnings after the closing bell on Thursday, missing Wall Street’s expectations and sending shares plunging 23% in after hours trading. Here’s how the company performed in the quarter compared to what analysts were looking for, as compiled by Bloomberg. Revenue: $1.11 billion versus $1.14 billion expected Adjusted EPS: -$0.02 versus -$0.05 expected Daily active users: 347 million versus 343.2 million expected Average revenue per Snap user fell 4.5%… Source link

Russia is speaking out against the United States in the Brittney Griner case, just one day after the Phoenix Mercury star was front and center at the ESPYs. Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Thursday that the United States classifying Griner as “wrongfully detained” shows blatant disrespect for Russian law. Even though marijuana is legal in various states, Zakharova said, it doesn’t matter one bit in Russia. “If a U.S. citizen was taken in connection with… Source link

Don’t expect to see Novak Djokovic playing in the US Open next month, for reasons that should already be very clear. The tournament’s organizers released a statement Wednesday confirming they will respect the U.S. government’s requirement that non-citizens and non-immigrants be vaccinated to enter the country, which will include Djokovic unless he gets vaccinated in the next few weeks. Djokovic was included on the tournament’s entry list as the No. 7 ranked player, but that was purely… Source link

Tesla (TSLA) stock was up over 10% Thursday afternoon, as the electric vehicle maker reported a better quarter than feared, given production challenges in China, component shortages, and the resources it’s using to gear up production at new factories in Austin and Berlin. In Tesla’s shareholder letter, the company noted that its installed annual capacity, or theoretical max production, increased by nearly two-fold. Tesla’s Fremont production capacity expanded to 650,000 vehicles from… Source link

We can finally put to bed the question of whether or not Kyler Murray made a mistake of picking football over baseball. After Murray signed a lucrative five-year, $230.5 million contract extension with the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday, his $46.1 million annual salary was almost that of the entire 2022 payroll of the Oakland Athletics — the same team that drafted him ninth overall in 2018. Yes, the Athletics are only spending $48.5 million this season. If you only look at the 26-man roster,… Source link

In the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast, Matt Harmon and Dalton Del Don break down what they expect to see from Raiders WR Davante Adams this season Video Transcript MATT HARMON: The best wide receiver in football changed teams this year and Allen Robinson is going to the Los Angeles– No, I’m just kidding. Davante Adams changed his teams, goes from the Green Bay Packers to the Las Vegas Raiders. Best case scenario for Adams? And I also want you to tell me where you fall closer in this range of… Source link

Technology stocks led markets higher for a third straight session Thursday as investors mulled a slew of mixed earnings and a surprise rate hike from the European Central Bank. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite gained 1.3%, while the benchmark S&P 500 index rose 1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 160 points, or 0.5%. Shares of Amazon (AMZN) pushed higher for a seventh straight day, placing the e-commerce giant on pace for its longest winning streak since June 2020. The stock climbed 13%… Source link

The European Central Bank raised rates for the first time in more than a decade on Thursday, boosting its benchmark interest rate by a half-percentage point. At the same time, the central bank rolled out a new flexible bond-buying program it’s dubbing the Transmission Protection Instrument, or TPI. The latter is an effort to smooth out the volatility triggered by the central bank’s shifting rate policy. And this rollout caused a bit of confusion in markets, with the euro spiking as high as… Source link

This article is part of our Yahoo DFS Baseball series. Baseball returns from the All-Star break with a bit of an unusual schedule Thursday. There will be two doubleheaders, one of which is an exciting matchup between the Yankees and Astros. The other doubleheader is at the opposite end of the spectrum with the Athletics hosting the Tigers. As far as single games go, one of them features the Dodgers squaring off against the Giants. In total, six games are on the schedule. With the two… Source link

Who were the Minnesota Timberwolves competing against when they traded three playoff rotational players and the rights to seven of their first-round draft picks from this decade for 30-year-old center Rudy Gobert? If you are the head of basketball operations on the other end of the phone, all it takes is one new ownership group or empowered executive desperate to make a splash, or both, to outbid a player’s value. A reckless negotiation should never set a market, but the 2019 trade of Anthony… Source link