TV Analytics Market 2019: Size, Share, Scope, Growth Opportunities Analysis By IBM, Google, Nielsen, Zapr Media Labs, Alphonso Inc., TVSquared, Amobee, 605, Clarivoy, TVbeat, Blix, DCMN, H-Tech, AnalyticOwl And others  StockNewsMagazine

Global TV Analytics market report offers one of the best solutions to know the trends and opportunities in ICT industry. The report contains lot of features to offer ...

Quotient Technology (QUOT) Stock Rating Lowered by Zacks Investment Research  Tech Know Bits

Quotient Technology (NYSE:QUOT) was downgraded by Zacks Investment Research from a “hold” rating to a “sell” rating in a research note issued to investors ...

Favorable Media Coverage Extremely Likely to Affect Weight Watchers International (NYSE:WTW) Stock Price  Tech Know Bits

Headlines about Weight Watchers International (NYSE:WTW) have been trending positive this week, according to InfoTrie. The research firm identifies negative ...

Somewhat Negative Media Coverage Unlikely to Affect Baker Hughes A GE (NYSE:BHGE) Stock Price  Tech Know Bits

Headlines about Baker Hughes A GE (NYSE:BHGE) have trended somewhat negative recently, according to InfoTrie Sentiment Analysis. The research firm ...

Neutral News Coverage Extremely Likely to Impact Suzuki Motor (OTCMKTS:SZKMF) Stock Price  Tech Know Bits

News coverage about Suzuki Motor (OTCMKTS:SZKMF) has been trending neutral this week, InfoTrie Sentiment Analysis reports. The research group scores ...

Bitcoins for Frappuccino: Will Starbucks’ Crypto Endeavours Pave the Way for Mainstream Adoption?  Cointelegraph

Follow up. The United States coffeehouse chain Starbucks is one of the most mainstream companies to look into crypto, and its intentions have finally been ...

ASX set to rally on trade hopes  The Australian Financial Review

Australian shares are poised to open higher as both the US and China put forward a positive spin on their trade talks, even as tariffs are set to rise.

YouTube and its users face an existential threat from the EU's new copyright directive  CNBC

EU member states still have two years to write the vague language of the directive into law, and YouTube is not done pushing back on it.