Jefferies analyst Brent Thill, who is "generally positive" on Internet sector fundamentals, tells investors to remain selective ahead of Q3 earnings. The analyst is most bullish on Alphabet (GOOGL), Facebook (FB), Expedia (EXPE), and Wix.com (WIX). He remains underweight TripAdvisor (TRIP), Shutterstock (SSTK), and Endurance (EIGI). Thill is most positive on Alphabet and Facebook. Alphabet's setup is better in the second half of the year relative to the first half due to easier comps, healthy core advertising, momentum in Google Cloud, and expanded hardware line-up ahead of the holidays, the analyst tells investors in a research note. He also likes Facebook's setup due to easier second half comps, recent product innovation on Instagram Commerce, and improvements to the core Facebook app. In e-commerce, Thill is a buyer of Amazon.com (AMZN) on any pullback. In travel, he like Expedia (EXPE) over Booking Holdings (BKNG). The analyst also views the recent selloff in Match Group (MTCH) shares as a buying opportunity.

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Amazon (AMZN) has renewed its latest hit Prime Video series "Fallout" for a second season, Variety's Joe Otterson reports. The news comes after Variety previously reported that a second season was slated to receive $25M in tax credits by shooting in the state of California. The "Fallout" franchise is published by Bethesda, which Microsoft (MSFT) acquired in 2021. Reference Link

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Sales of video games in Bethesda's "Fallout" series have surged across Europe, with 2015's "Fallout 4" reclaiming the top spot, Gamesindustry.biz's Christopher Dring reports. Sales of "Fallout 4" jumped 7,500% week-on-week across Europe, due to some heavy discounting on games in the "Fallout" franchise across all platforms designed to tie-in with Amazon Prime's (AMZN) "Fallout" television series, Dring says, citing GSD data. 2018's "Fallout 76," 2010's "Fallout: New Vegas," and 2008's "Fallout 3" rounded out Europe's weekly top ten as well, Dring says. The Fly notes that Microsoft (MSFT) acquired Bethesda in 2021. Reference Link

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Stay has announced a partnership with Booking.com. This strategic partnership allows Stay to expand their global property portfolio to guests worldwide through the properties listed on the Booking.com platform. Stay will now feature over 28 million reported listings available on Booking.com, offering guests unparalleled access to diverse accommodation options including homes, hotels, villas, apartments, and more. With Stay's commitment to excellence in hospitality and the expanded accommodation offering, travelers can expect a seamless booking experience and unparalleled stays across more than 175,000 destinations in more than 220 countries and territories across the globe.

Big River Services International sells around $1M a year in goods in e-commerce marketplaces and is an arm of Amazon that gathers intelligence on the company's competitors, Dana Mattioli and Sarah Nassauer of The Wall Street Journal reports. Big River uses its sales across multiple countries to gather pricing data, logistics, and other details about rival marketplaces, people familiar with the matter told the Journal. Reference Link