Meta Platforms Inc - Class A

NASDAQ: META
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Closing Price on November 15, 2024

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Juniper Networks has shared what it expects will be the top trends for the technology industry for 2018, and names like Amazon and Facebook figure promimently.
Since getting its start last December, a consortium of web services companies have created a database of more than 40,000 digital fingerprints to eliminate terrorist videos and images from their...
Facebook is looking to expand its horizons by launching a new messaging app targeting kids under the age of 13.
A new research report makes the case that the current state of affairs will continue to provide a nice tailwind for companies that do sizable overseas business, and the prospects for the fourth...
Facebook users are spending far less time on the social media platform than they did a year ago. Growth among competing platforms is not exceptional either.
Why Wall Street “Super Investors” are buying Facebook, AliBaba, Allergan, Capital One Financial, and Micron Technology.
The Justice Department filed a suit to block the AT&T (NYSE: T) takeover of Time Warner (NYSE: TWX). The company that owns the Keystone pipeline received approval to extend it into Nebraska. Its...
Hedge funds adjusted their holdings in the third quarter to include more tech and financial stocks. Here are the stocks most popular among hedge funds.
The October 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest in most of these selected social media stocks decreased.
These four outstanding companies are in the right place. not just for the rest of this quarter, but for next year and years to come.
Even though Facebook's most recent quarterly results were fairly strong, the cloud of Russian political ads hangs over the company and it could be facing more headwinds in the future.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Thursday include Devon Energy, Facebook, HollyFrontier, Kimberly-Clark, Square, U.S. Steel and Yelp.
Tesla posts weak earnings, Jerome Power will become the next Federal Reserve chief, the Houston Astros won the World Series, and more important headlines.
Facebook, Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) may have been getting grilled in Washington, D.C. over its easy allowance of questionable advertisements from Russia during the election, but its earnings results are now...
In a congressional hearing Tuesday, Facebook said it plans to hire 10,000 people to review ads and accounts in an effort to stop the spread of disinformation. Is that really going to help?