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GoPro CEO refuses his own salary as company continues cutting costs. What's next for the action camera giant?
After announcing a 15 percent reduction in staff last year, GoPro is continuing its cost-cutting measures into 2025 as CEO Nicholas Woodman voluntarily declined his salary for the remainder of the ...
Could 2026 be a big comeback year for GoPro?
Shares of camera maker GoPro have plunged more than 50% over the past year. The company is revamping its business to offer more services and products. But do its cameras have broad enough appeal for ...
The only thing more fun than jumping out of a perfectly good airplane, according to Eric Gonzales, is doing it on company time. After the GoPro project manager moved to Oceanside, California, from the ...
Nick Woodman, founder and CEO of GoPro kisses a GoPro during the company’s initial public offering (IPO) at the Nasdaq Stock Exchange on June 26, 2014 in New York City. GoPro, once a high flying tech ...
Action camera manufacturer GoPro has announced some massive organizational changes at the company. In particular, the company is laying off more than 200 employees — which represents a 20% staff ...
Google searches for GoPro is down 18% year over year globally, and 15% year over year in the United States. The same trend is happening on app stores and Youtube. Source: App Annie, and Dougherty & ...
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