YouTube Shorts views will now be counted instantly when a video is played or replayed, potentially leading to higher view counts. The update comes in response to creators’ feedback, allowing for a deeper understanding of Shorts performance. Earnings and monetization eligibility will be based on “engaged views,” with the platform seeing one in four creators earning through Shorts, averaging $0.03 to $0.07 per 1,000 views.
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Why Comerica Stock Was Sliding Today
A mixed earnings report led to a decline in shares of Comerica (CMA -4.28%) on Monday, with stock prices dropping over 5%, surpassing the S&P 500's 3.2% decline. The company reported $829 million in revenue, missing analysts' expectations of $831 million, but achieved a 25% increase in GAAP net income to $172 million, exceeding the $1.16 forecast. Concerns arose from decreases in average loan and deposit totals compared to the previous year, prompting investor focus...
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