Meta Platforms Inc - Class A

NASDAQ: META
$569.20
-$4.34 (-0.8%)
Closing Price on November 27, 2024

META Articles

Twitter's shares are barely above their all-time low. It will only take a bit more bad news to get them down there.
So, what is the best play to make on Facebook going forward? Canaccord Genuity believes that it has the answer.
A new research note from Cowen highlights the strength and gains from two technology titans that are obliterating the competition and are really pulling away from the pack.
For the three-month period ending in April, Apple gained in share of the U.S. smartphone market and now leads all original equipment manufacturers.
Microsoft paid approximately $8.5 million in cash for Skype, which had many media pundits wondering why it would pay so much money for such a company.
Google introduced several promising new products this past week, but the stock has continued to remain range-bound.
One of the most respected technology analysts on Wall Street feels that, 15 years from now, technology’s newest mega-theme will be an accepted mainstream application.
The number of shares sold short in Facebook dropped 17% in the two-week period that ended on May 15.
While most of the brands on the annual BrandZ Top 100 Valuable Global Brands gained value, IBM was a significant exception.
S&P Capital IQ released a report regarding the performance of companies in terms of earnings and revenue.
What more perfect target for hackers to to demonstrate their prowess than one that is used by over a billion people and must be protected as much as any other target in the world?
If there was ever a time for investors to be concerned about valuations, it might be now. With the market trading at over 18 times earnings, things are getting a little pricey.
Facebook has begun its anticipated program of including "Instant Articles" in its news feed. Is Facebook an enemy to the future of tradition media?
Tuesday morning’s announcement that Verizon Communications will acquire AOL may have been a surprise, but probably not a big surprise.
courtesy of Apple Inc.For the three month period ending in March, Samsung Electronics lost 1.4% of market share in the U.S. smartphone market and now holds a total share of 28.3%. The Korean...