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Vivid Seats said on November 9 that orders fell 11% as gross order value rose 1%. It agreed in principle with lenders to cut debt by about $200 million.
Revenue rose 3.3% to $1.03 billion, helped by midterm political ads. iHeartMedia plans to report podcasting as a separate segment from 2027.
The deal closed on November 6, before the first half of 2027 the companies had expected. Fox borrowed $10.4 billion, and Roku is leaving Nasdaq.
The owner of MS NOW and CNBC said total revenue fell 4.2% to $1.59 billion in the three months to September 30. It expects subscriber declines to continue.
Bookings at Sea's games arm, whose titles include Free Fire, reached $890.0 million, and paying users rose 4.1%. Growth was 15.5% in the second quarter.
Net bookings were $1.60 billion in the July-September quarter. Take-Two kept its $8.0-8.2 billion full-year outlook, with GTA VI due on November 19.
The webcomic company said on November 9 that advertising revenue rose 26.2% as total revenue fell 4.0% to $362.8 million. Wattpad's app lost users.
The European Commission's call for evidence on advertising repositories runs until December 2. A draft follows in 2027, and guidelines are planned for 2028.
BLS could not publish most 12-month changes. By our calculation, recorded music and music subscriptions cost 10.2% more than in October 2024; all items, 6.9%.
The preliminary October figure is 19,600 below a year earlier and about 27% below October 2022, by our calculation from Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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