RS Charts: Morgan Wallen s Dangerous Holds at Number One Despite Racial Slur
Wallen spends sixth week atop the RS 200, tying a chart record set by Taylor Swift
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Dangerous: The Double Album spent its sixth consecutive week at Number One on the
Rolling StoneTop 200 Albums chart, earning 7,800 sales and more than 95 million streams. Wallen’s six-week run at Number One matched the
RS 200 record set last year by Taylor Swift’s
Folklore.
Dangerous fell steeply for the first time since
TMZreleased a video of Wallen using a racial slur. After the clip hit the internet,
Dangerous earned more than 137,000 album-equivalent units in each of the next two weeks. But on the latest chart, the singer’s weekly total fell to 86,900 units.
Haim Release Women in Music Pt. III Expanded Edition With Taylor Swift
Along with Swift s Gasoline remix, expanded edition also includes 3AM remix featuring Thundercat
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Women in Music Pt. III, originally released last spring. The new edition includes a remix of the
WIMPIII track “Gasoline” featuring Taylor Swift, and a remix of “3AM” featuring Thundercat.
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Swift previously collaborated with Danielle and Este Haim on the song “No Body, No Crime,” from Swift’s December 2020 album
Evermore. That same month, Haim dropped a Toro Y Moi remix of “3 AM.” In February 2020, the band made a cameo appearance in Thundercat’s music video for “Dragonball Durag.”
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(Reuters) - AEye Inc said on Wednesday it had agreed to go public through a merger with a blank-check firm backed by financial services company Cantor Fitzgerald, in a deal which values the lidar sensor maker at $2 billion.
The deal with CF Finance Acquisition Corp III is expected to provide AEye with gross proceeds of $455 million, raised by the SPAC during its IPO and from private investors including GM Ventures, Subaru-SBI and Intel Capital, among others.
Other AEye investors include LG Electronics Inc, Airbus Ventures and auto supplier Continental AG, which acquired a minority stake in the California startup in October.
S Standard Chartered Singapore ASA FX Research head Divya Devesh will be speaking on matters relating to foreign currency, including the impact of foreign exchange (FX) rates on the Malaysian ringgit in particular.
KUALA LUMPUR: While the world is still reeling from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, it is imperative that Malaysian businesses actively seek opportunities for growth in the global market, especially in areas with exponential potential – such as the halal industry – that the country already has an advantage in.
This is also the core focus for the upcoming webinar titled Halal Export Opportunities, the second online live event under the Export Excellence Awards (EEA) 2021 Webinar Series. Those keen to attend can register at bit.ly/eeawebinar2.
There has been a decline in revenues but a better expansion on the margins relatively speaking. What were some of the factors at play this quarter?
Q3 was on expected lines. For us, the billing growth came back very strongly. We were down to minus 1% as a company in the end which is a substantial improvement over both Q1 and Q2. The recruitment business was down 4% in terms of billing, 99acres was down about 3.5%, Jeevansathi grew by about 17% and Shiksha grew by 27%. Things are getting back to normal. In fact, in December, we saw positive growth in the
Naukri business in terms of billing. Hopefully, Covid is now behind us and the next quarter or this quarter should be good.