Google agrees to pay French publishers for news previews

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Google agrees to pay French publishers for news previews

Google was forced to negotiate with publishers after France became the first EU country to implement new rules around an issue called “droit voisin,” or neighboring rights. That’s essentially a copyright law designed for news publishers …
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TAL Education Expects Q4 Revenue To Grow YOY, Sequentially

In the third quarter, TAL reported net revenues of $1.119 billion, a 35 percent increase from last year, mainly driven by an increase in total student enrollments of normal priced long-term course.
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A Sudden $100 Billion Bitcoin Sell-Off Is Dragging Down The Price Of All Major Cryptos—Except One

Bitcoin and cryptocurrency traders are looking at a sea of red on exchanges today as major cryptocurrencies dive. The bitcoin price has dropped from over $35,000 per bitcoin last night to under $33,000, currently down almost 10% on the last 24 hours in a …
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IG Buys Tastytrade as Retail Investors Embrace Derivatives

“We see a secular shift in the market for self-directed investing and trading,” IG Chief Executive Officer June Felix said in an interview on Thursday. “Individuals will be taking more control of their financial outcomes and financial wealth, and this fits perfectly into …
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Global Shares Mostly up on Optimism for Stimulus From Biden

TOKYO (AP) — Global shares mostly rose Thursday on optimism over the new U.S. administration that earlier set off a rally on Wall Street. Hopes are high that President Joe Biden’s administration will mean more support for the struggling U.S. economy, …
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