Reddit is testing a new pop-up prompt on mobile browsers for users who visit the site while logged out, encouraging them to download the app to continue browsing. The company says the app provides a better, more personalized experience, which increases user engagement and monetization. Some users have expressed frustration at being pushed to use the app instead of the mobile website. Reddit CEO Steve Huffman highlighted that logged-in users spend more time on the platform due to personalization, which is a key part of Reddit's strategy to keep users returning.
Alliance Resource Partners reported Q2 revenue of $551.6 million, slightly below estimates, due to lower coal prices despite higher sales volumes. The company saw a 33.9% rise in net income to $79.6 million, supported by strong oil and gas royalties....
Welltower is set to report strong Q2 revenue growth of about $3.43 billion, a 34.5% increase year-over-year, reflecting robust demand in healthcare real estate. Earnings per share estimates vary widely, from $0.64 to $1.55, indicating uncertainty in ...
Christian Dior reported strong first-half 2026 results with €38.6 billion in sales and an operating profit of €8.7 billion, maintaining a high operating margin of 22.5%. The group saw a 3% organic sales growth in Q2, driven by strong performances in ...
Grabar Law Office is investigating potential shareholder claims against four companies—Cogent Communications, EquipmentShare.com, Photronics, and PROCEPT BioRobotics—alleging breaches of fiduciary duties and misleading disclosures. These investigatio...
PFK Canada has introduced Kwench, a new beverage brand offering nine specialty drinks in four categories: Krunch Shakes, Sparkling Lemonades, Pearl Tea Refreshments, and Iced Lattes. This marks PFK's first major expansion beyond its core food offerin...
