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Pop Culture Group (NASDAQ:CPOP) jumped 34.56% in premarket trading Tuesday, yet the stock still trades 17.2% below its June offering price of $0.15 per share.

CPOP surged 322% to $1.52 after half-year revenue rose 65% to $68.9 million, driven by digital entertainment. Net profit dropped as Bitcoin and securities losses weighed.

Pop Culture Group shares soared 378% to $1.72 after half-year revenue jumped 65% to $68.9M, led by digital entertainment. But thin margins, a net profit decline, and Bitcoin-linked losses cast doubt on the rally's durability.

Belgium's competition authority lets Live Nation keep Pukkelpop but forces a 10-year separation, with an independent operator controlling lineup, pricing, and operations.

PayPal (PYPL) jumped 4.5% to $44.29 on Friday, with volume more than double its 65-day average, after short interest rose 9.7% to 54.35 million shares. The stock is still down 44% from its 52-week high.

eBay shares fell 5.3% on Friday as UK regulators scrutinize its $1.2B Depop deal and investors await Q1 earnings on April 29.

Etsy stock climbed 8.5% to $52.18 after announcing the sale of its Depop unit to eBay for $1.2 billion and receiving an upgraded rating from Barclays. The company's Q4 revenue slightly missed estimates, and it projected a decline in first-quarter gross merchandise sales.

Etsy shares advanced following the announcement of its $1.2 billion sale of Depop to eBay and the release of its fourth-quarter financial results, which included revenue of $881.6 million.