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[unable to retrieve full-text content]We have boycotted Google and Meta from the beginning: Tom Carter  Fox Business Source link

“Thank you, our corporate overlords, for our new annual tradition.” If you had taken a peek last week at Memegen, Google’s irreverent internal meme board for employees, you’d have seen that quote with thousands of upvotes. Even during a particularly nasty week of tech layoffs, Google led the way by suddenly cutting over 1,000 people with barely any explanation. Since 12,000 people were axed a year ago, smaller layoffs have continued to roll through the sprawling conglomerate at a… Source link

The countdown to a (third-party) cookieless Chrome has started. Google is disabling third-party cookies for 1% of its Chrome users worldwide, which will affect 32 million of its 3.22 billion international users of the browser. It’s a small step for Google, but a giant leap into the unknown for digital advertising. Finally, Google is pulling the trigger on the phase-out of cookies.  This process has been dragging on for too long and it is finally time to start. The sampled approach… Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Victor Wembanyama-Chet Holmgren matchup didn’t need fireworks to show the intrigue is just beginning  Yahoo Sports Source link

Vancouver, Kelowna, and Delta, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – November 16, 2022) – Investor Ideas Investorideas.com, a leading investor resource covering EV stocks releases a special news report on the continued growth within the sector, despite supply chain and resource issues. As the sector gains more momentum, more competition is coming to market up against favored EV manufacturer Tesla, from both domestic and international companies. Read the full EV stocks article on… Source link

Nike (NKE) stock has been hammered over the past year, but one analyst thinks that the sneaker giant’s inventory troubles could be receding. “We are in the beginning of a sneaker supercycle,” Omar Saad, managing director at Evercore ISI said on Yahoo Finance Live (video above). “People are wearing sneakers more. They’re wearing through sneakers more. Their feet are absolutely used to the comfort that sneakers and other comfortable footwear bring during COVID and are hesitant to go back to… Source link

MLB’s All-Star week is a celebration, an exhibition, an honor and a party. It is also, as the unofficial midway point, an opportunity to take stock of the season that it bisects. Storylines of 2022 include the unstoppable New York Yankees led by a giant chasing legends, their crosstown would-be rivals making a new reputation for themselves under new ownership, and Shohei Ohtani putting up a sequel to his historic season that is somehow equally unparalleled. Those are the headlines, anyway…. Source link

Elon Musk is trying to kill his own plan to take over Twitter (TWTR) for $44 billion and mold it to his liking. The deal crumbled on Friday when the Tesla (TSLA) and SpaceX CEO announced via a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that he’s terminating the buyout. So where did the tie-up that Twitter never asked for go wrong? It depends on whom you ask. Musk says he’s walking away because Twitter refused to hand over information about how many bots and spam accounts it has on its… Source link

Stocks experienced a brutal correction in January before bouncing to end the month down roughly 5%. That may be just the start of the pain for passive “buy-and-hold” investors, according to Barry Bannister, the chief equity strategist at Stifel, a St. Louis–based investment bank. In fact, the strategist is predicting an entire decade of suffering ahead for markets as the Fed raises interest rates, with 0% returns for investors. “Buy and hold is the ideal strategy in the bull phases…but… Source link

Unlike traditional automakers, electric-vehicle (EV) maker Tesla (TSLA) can dynamically raise or lower prices at will — and it has just done that, again. For the second time in a week, Tesla is raising prices across the board for its U.S. product range encompassing the Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X. Here are a few notable hikes: Model 3 Rear-Wheel-Drive, Tesla’s cheapest vehicle, went up $2,000 to nearly $47,000 Model 3 All-Wheel Drive jumped $2,500 to $54,500 The base version of… Source link