Angi’s quarterly revenue rose 13% YoY to $436 million—marking the sixth consecutive sector of double-digit growth—underscoring strong competition in the tech sector. https://t.co/gWQEP3Isyb
#ICYMI: GDP declined in Q1. The WSJ EB warned that “one obvious message for the White House and Congress is to avoid any anti-growth policy shocks.” Sen. Klobuchar’s anti-tech legislation is precisely the kind of anti-growth policy Congress needs to avoid. https://t.co/T1E0UJkvyO
“Public support for tech regulation is crumbling — according to a recent Pew Research poll, just 44 percent of Americans think major technology companies need additional regulation, down from 56 percent in April 2021,” explains @TomHebertDC in @thehill. https://t.co/gTBXS4vyxE
🔥 Competition continues to heat up as DuckDuckGo’s Chrome extension will block Google Topics and FLEDGE. https://t.co/8kfT85FHmt
“Legislation such as the “American Innovation and Choice Online Act” would replace what consumers want and like with what politicians and government regulators think would work better,” warns @KarenKerrigan of @SBECouncil https://t.co/D58rM7pAjY
The Trade Desk announced the company shut down Google’s open bidding on its platform, underscoring robust competition in the tech sector. https://t.co/zxtOafQkfD
Huawei continues to improve Petal Maps—now by adding a new fire map layer. Check out how digital maps are competing: https://t.co/0IxYYClHFi
Revenue round-up: The Trade Desk is reporting its quarterly revenue is up 43% to $315 million. https://t.co/n6VeYxz2jj
ICYMI: GDP Declined In Q1. Now Is Not The Time For “Anti-Growth Policy Shocks”
The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis estimates that real GDP decreased at an annual rate of 1.4% in Q1 of 2022, a sharp decline from the 6.9% growth in Q4 of 2021 and the first decline since the pandemic lockdowns in the first half of 2020. In response to this news, the WSJ Editorial Board […]
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ICYMI: The American Bar Association’s Antitrust Law Section released an extensive analysis outlining its strong concerns with AICOA—detailing that it “risks causing unpredicted and unintended consequences.” Full story: https://t.co/9yGA0G0kHi
Angi’s quarterly revenue rose 13% YoY to $436 million—marking the sixth consecutive sector of double-digit growth—underscoring strong competition in the tech sector. https://t.co/gWQEP3Isyb
#ICYMI: GDP declined in Q1. The WSJ EB warned that “one obvious message for the White House and Congress is to avoid any anti-growth policy shocks.” Sen. Klobuchar’s anti-tech legislation is precisely the kind of anti-growth policy Congress needs to avoid. https://t.co/T1E0UJkvyO
“Public support for tech regulation is crumbling — according to a recent Pew Research poll, just 44 percent of Americans think major technology companies need additional regulation, down from 56 percent in April 2021,” explains @TomHebertDC in @thehill. https://t.co/gTBXS4vyxE
🔥 Competition continues to heat up as DuckDuckGo’s Chrome extension will block Google Topics and FLEDGE. https://t.co/8kfT85FHmt
“Legislation such as the “American Innovation and Choice Online Act” would replace what consumers want and like with what politicians and government regulators think would work better,” warns @KarenKerrigan of @SBECouncil https://t.co/D58rM7pAjY
The Trade Desk announced the company shut down Google’s open bidding on its platform, underscoring robust competition in the tech sector. https://t.co/zxtOafQkfD
Huawei continues to improve Petal Maps—now by adding a new fire map layer. Check out how digital maps are competing: https://t.co/0IxYYClHFi
Revenue round-up: The Trade Desk is reporting its quarterly revenue is up 43% to $315 million. https://t.co/n6VeYxz2jj
ICYMI: GDP Declined In Q1. Now Is Not The Time For “Anti-Growth Policy Shocks”
The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis estimates that real GDP decreased at an annual rate of 1.4% in Q1 of 2022, a sharp decline from the 6.9% growth in Q4 of 2021 and the first decline since the pandemic lockdowns in the first half of 2020. In response to this news, the WSJ Editorial Board […]
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ICYMI: The American Bar Association’s Antitrust Law Section released an extensive analysis outlining its strong concerns with AICOA—detailing that it “risks causing unpredicted and unintended consequences.” Full story: https://t.co/9yGA0G0kHi