Perlberg writes, “The service, which offered users a feed of custom articles and information on the stocks and business personalities they care about, will now function as just an automated feed. It may eventually be deleted from the App Store entirely, two people familiar with the matter said.
“A handful of tech staffers working on the app were laid off Thursday, these sources said (the staffers worked for Turner, CNN’s parent company).
“A CNN spokesperson confirmed the company will not support MoneyStream like it had in the past.
“The cut is the latest move by CNN Digital to rein in costs and close down digital products that haven’t taken off as intended. The company last week announced it was effectively shuttering Beme, the $25 million startup led by YouTube star Casey Neistat.”
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