Meta Platforms Inc - Class A
NASDAQ: META
$554.08
-$23.08 (-4.0%)
Closing Price on November 15, 2024
META Articles
The world's five largest tech companies are worth more than $6 trillion dollars and their combined value rose by more than 50% over the past 12 months.
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Facebook, Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) already faced a large drop in ad revenue as clients pulled campaigns. Hate speech on the site had become both a dangerous environment and one that advertisers want to...
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Morgan Stanley raised its price targets on social media leaders on Thursday, but are they close to or even above their fair value?
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Amazon has the world's most valuable brand, according to the new BrandZ 100 Most Valuable Global Brands 2020.
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Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Ally Financial, Apple, Blackstone, Boeing, CommScope, Facebook, Redfin, SolarEdge Technologies, Splunk and Union Pacific.
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As ad revenue continues to decline due to the spread of COVID-19, there will be one winner: Amazon.com.
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Facebook looks to angel investments as acquisitions draw unwelcome antitrust scrutiny.
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Facebook aims to capitalize on its social media dominance with a foray into e-commerce.
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Apple’s market cap briefly hit $1.5 trillion before the market pull-back. Analysts still like the stock.
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The antitrust push against Facebook and other tech giants may be gaining steam but investors don’t seem too worried.
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A tool that partners can embed in their apps could give Snap a new revenue stream and more upside for its stock.
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Recent Facebook stock price movements represent the uncertainty surrounding the stock, as the social media giant addresses attacks from inside and outside the company.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has echoed the calls of the White House and members of Congress that Amazon.com be broken up. How would that work? Would it be bad for investors?
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Facebook, under fire over President Trump’s posts, will label foreign state content. Do investors care?
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Mark Zuckerberg won’t remove or add warning labels to posts by President Trump, and that may be an issue for some advertisers, users and employees.
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