Meta Platforms Inc - Class A

NASDAQ: META
$565.11
+$5.97 (+1.1%)
Closing Price on November 25, 2024

META Articles

Things were shaken up at Facebook on Tuesday after it was announced that the co-founders of Instagram, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, would be leaving the company after eight years at Instagram, the...
Could Google parent Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG) be broken into pieces? Could Facebook Inc (NASDAQ: FB) suffer a similar fate? A look back at the history of tech and telecom companies says the answer...
JPMorgan CEO worries about cyberattacks on the financial system, EU to probe Amazon.com's business practices, and other important business headlines.
Increases in benefits outpaced wages last year, the U.S. government examines Elon Musk tweet, Facebook may have helped companies discriminate against women, and other important business headlines.
Macy’s announced that it would be partnering with Facebook in an effort to expand its e-commerce customer experience. The retail chain will also be adding other new features to its enterprise...
In a new research report, Baird analysts highlighted some of the top companies from the Shop.org conference, and three stocks are rated Outperform at the firm.
Facebook has increased its arsenal to keep unwanted messages off the social network. It will begin to screen images and photos.
Sears reports another horrible quarter, Volkswagen to end production of its famous Beetle, Facebook will expand its fact-checking capacity, and other important business headlines.
The August 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest moves in these selected social media stocks were mixed for this settlement date.
The United States may rekindle trade negotiations with China, the global oil supply hits an all-time high, Tesla loses another senior manager, and other important business headlines.
Building brand loyalty pays off. This year's ranking of the 100 brands and products that garner the most customer loyalty is dominated by tech-related firms, but non-tech firms made the most progress...
Tesla founder Elon Musk could lose his job soon if his behavior worsens. And he does not have the shares to hold on if the board decides it has had enough.
Because of its size and influence across much of the economy, big tech has taken its turn as the government's primary sector facing investigation and possible laws restricting its power.
Facebook has been the center of attention in recent years for propogating “Fake News” and potential meddling in elections. As a result users are starting to reframe their relationships with these...
Facebook shares slid on Tuesday after a key analyst took a big step back on the social media giant. Overall the firm is calling for slowing growth with increased regulatory scrutiny, which could...