YouTube and Google’s Ad Revenues ‘Significantly Down’ In March
Although Alphabet – which owns Google and YouTube – recorded overall growth of 13% in Q1 2020, the company was hit by... Read More
Apple Poised To Open ‘Many’ Retail Stores In May
The Vice-President of Apple Deidre O’Brien has told employees in a weekly staff video update that the company plans on opening “many... Read More
Big Tech Firms In The Cross Fire Of US-China COVID-19 Clash
With the Trump administration blaming China for the COVID-19 pandemic, and Beijing throwing criticisms back at the US, multinational tech firms have... Read More
Bunnings, Officeworks Boom ‘Uncertain’, Kmart & Target Slow
Wesfarmers has informed investors it’s “uncertain” whether higher levels of sales growth at Bunnings and Officeworks will continue for the remainder of... Read More
Will Oz Consumer Confidence Continue To Recover? Up 1% Last Week
Australian consumer confidence has improved for the fourth week in a row, but rose by just 1% last week, according to the... Read More
COVID-19 Could See Advertisers Move From Influencers To Streaming Sites
The COVID-19 pandemic could see advertisers shift away from social media influencers to platforms that have dramatically gained viewership, such as TV... Read More
Facebook’s ‘Messenger Rooms’ Set To Take On Houseparty And Zoom
Facebook has launched ‘Messenger Rooms’, which will expand the number of people users can have on a group video call on Messenger... Read More
Dyson Pulls Back On COVID-19 ‘CoVent’ Ventilators
Dyson’s vision for 10,000 ‘CoVent’ ventilators appears to be slowing before even really taking off. The BBC reported that Dyson Founder Sir... Read More
Banks Prepare For Consumers To Skip Out On Credit Card Payments
Credit card payments are often among the first loans people stop paying during economic crises, as they are usually unsecured. Lenders are... Read More
Second-Wave Fears Sweep Nation
SYDNEY: Australia’s potential to be hit by an economically disastrous second-wave of coronavirus infections is on the cards with limited testing and... Read More