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Updated October 23, 2026

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It starts with the corrections of October 20 and 21, 2026, when we went back over the first batch of articles: adding the year to headlines, rewording plans that had stopped being current, saying when a Form 4 sale followed an exercise of options, naming insiders as they sign, and updating citations. Any earlier revision, made before the site was opened to readers, is listed too.

Articles revised (531)

351 to 400 of 531

  • Roblox's bookings rose 51% to $1.44 billion and revenue 21% to $1.08 billion; net loss to shareholders widened to $278 million in the quarter to Jun 30, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Roblox's revenue rose 29% to $1.04 billion and bookings reached $1.21 billion in the quarter to Mar 31, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Roblox revenue rose 29% to $3.6 billion in 2024; shareholders' net loss narrowed to $935 million

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Sea Limited's 2024 revenue rises 28.8% to $16.82 billion while revenue at its Garena games segment falls 12.0%

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • NVIDIA reported $46.74 billion in revenue for the quarter to Jul 27, 2025, up 55.6% on the year

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • NVIDIA's fiscal 2025 revenue rose 114% to $130.5 billion, with gaming revenue up 9% to $11.35 billion

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Logitech's sales rose 5.5% to $1.15 billion in the quarter to Jun 30, 2025, with gaming up 2.1%

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Logitech's sales rose 6% to $4.55 billion in the year to Mar 31, 2025, with gaming up 8.7%

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Logitech's revenue rose 7% to $1.34 billion in the quarter to Dec 31, 2024, with gaming sales up 14%

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Amazon's sales rose 13% to $167.7 billion and operating income 31% to $19.17 billion in the quarter to Jun 30, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Amazon's sales rose 9% to $155.67 billion in the quarter to Mar 31, 2025, with operating income at $18.41 billion

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Amazon's 2024 revenue rose 11% to $637.96 billion, with operating income at $68.59 billion

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Corsair Gaming's revenue rose 22.5% to $320.11 million in the quarter to Jun 30, 2025, as its loss narrowed

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Corsair Gaming's revenue rose 9.6% to $369.75 million, with a $10.46 million net loss to shareholders, for the quarter to Mar 31, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Corsair Gaming's 2024 revenue falls 9.8% to $1.32 billion, with an $85.18 million net loss for shareholders

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • AMD reported $7.69 billion of second-quarter 2025 revenue and a $134 million operating loss, as Gaming revenue rose 73%

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • AMD’s first-quarter 2025 revenue rose 36% to $7.44 billion as Gaming revenue fell 30%

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • AMD’s 2024 revenue rose 13.7% to $25.79 billion as Gaming segment sales fell 58.2%

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Amazon CFO Brian T. Olsavsky sold 6,172 shares for $1.61 million on Aug 21, 2026

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • AppLovin director Chen Herald Y sold 367,009 shares for $167.51 million from Aug 12 to Aug 13, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Warner Bros. Discovery chief financial officer sold $27.9 million of stock from Mar 3 to Mar 4

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Warner Bros. Discovery chief financial officer sold $10.4 million of stock on Sep 15, 2025, under a trading plan

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Unity Technologies CEO Bromberg Matthew S sold 120,000 shares for $4.80 million on Aug 26, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • AppLovin director Chen Herald Y reported sales of 250,200 shares for $108.41 million from Aug 14 to Aug 15, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Warner Bros. Discovery officer Zeiler Gerhard sold 591,038 shares for $15.99 million on Aug 10, 2026

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • AppLovin director Chen Herald Y sold $41.99 million of stock on Jun 6, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • AppLovin director Chen Herald Y reported sales of 571,420 shares for $213.91 million in May 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • AppLovin director Chen Herald Y reported sales of 228,580 shares for $84.99 million made on May 13, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • AppLovin director Billings Craig Scott sold 12,000 shares for $4.24 million on May 12, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Roblox chief legal officer Mark Reinstra sold $1.58 million of Roblox stock in January 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Roblox chief legal officer Mark Reinstra sold $3.25 million of Roblox stock in January 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Amazon executive Douglas J. Herrington sold $1.26 million of Amazon stock in February 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • AppLovin director Herald Y. Chen sold $64.93 million of shares in February 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Amazon senior vice president David Zapolsky sold $4.12 million of shares in May 2026

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Amazon senior vice president David Zapolsky sold $3.65 million of shares in February 2026

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Amazon senior vice president David Zapolsky sold $4.00 million of shares in August 2026

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised twice

  • Warner Bros. Discovery chief financial officer sells $7,168,323 of stock in December 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Warner Bros. Discovery officer sells $7,468,474 of stock in September 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Warner Bros. Discovery officer reports $45,792,572 of stock sales

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon CEO Andrew R. Jassy sold 20,000 shares for $5.18 million

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon President and CEO Andrew R. Jassy sold $4.31 million of shares on Nov 21, 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon CEO Andrew R. Jassy sold 20,000 shares for $5.27 million

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon President and CEO Andrew R. Jassy sold $4.08 million of shares

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon Web Services CEO Matthew S. Garman sold 14,541 Amazon shares for $3.77 million in Aug 2026

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon Web Services CEO sold $4.07 million of Amazon stock on May 21

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon Web Services CEO sold $3.01 million of Amazon stock on May 15

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon Web Services CEO sold $3.64 million of Amazon stock on Feb 23

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon Web Services CEO sold $3.85 million of Amazon stock in November 2025

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon's Douglas J. Herrington sold $1.65 million of stock on Aug 21

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

  • Amazon's Douglas J. Herrington sold $1.41 million of stock on Feb 23

    First published Oct 20, 2026·Updated Oct 20, 2026·Revised once

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