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Mastercard and JPMorgan streamline ACH, Amazon Prime & Walmart+ go head-to-head, FTC has concerns about TikTok and Twitter.
Google rolls out user choice billing, Netflix will livestream their 1st comedy special, and Roku adds a sports hub.
Disney+ will launch its ad-supported tier for $7.99 a month, starting December 8, offering more options.
Amazon rolls out new perk for Prime members, Jack Dorsey apologizes for layoffs, and Netflix’s ad tier launches.
DoorDash isn’t increasing pricing, but Hulu Live TV is, and Disney is giving subscribers exclusive merch a test drive.
Meta posts revenue decline; PlayStation Plus loses 1.9M subscribers since relaunch; TIME launches interactive cover.
In their latest acquisition, Netflix buys Spry Fox, an award-winning independent game developer.
Amazon had a 15% increase in net sales for Q3 2022 but income, earnings and stock were all down slightly.
Apple reported its Q4 FY22 financials. Revenue and net income are up but services revenue is down as a percent of total.
This week, Apple announced price increases for music and video streaming subscription services.
