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Airbnb posted a strong quarter, with revenue climbing nineteen percent year over year to four point nine billion dollars. That kind of top-line growth signals continued consumer appetite for travel spending, and gives management real runway heading into the slower winter booking season.
Shifting to telecom, T-Mobile is feeling the pressure of a maturing market. The carrier added two hundred seventy four thousand new postpaid accounts in the third quarter of two thousand twenty six, a thirty one percent drop from the prior year, while churn ticked higher. The company is responding with a new, faster internet plan, betting that product expansion can offset slowing subscriber momentum.
And over at Binance, there's a notable leadership change to flag. Chief financial officer Kaiser Ng is departing the crypto exchange, with Justin Yek stepping in to fill the role. Yek comes over from Airwallex, where he served as vice president of finance. For an exchange still navigating regulatory scrutiny globally, CFO continuity is no small matter, and the market will be watching how Yek positions the firm's finances going forward.
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