Meta Platforms Inc - Class A

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Apple has the most valuable brand in the world, according to the new Interbrand ranking of the world's most valuable brands.
For the three-month period ending in August, Samsung Electronics gained 1.1% of market share in the U.S. smartphone market.
A new report from the Internet/e-commerce team at Merrill Lynch, gives a first look at what they think the winners for the third quarter will be.
With or without mid-term elections, the last quarter of 2014 and January of next year could be a bonanza for stock investors.
Facebook has had to go a long way to prove that marketing to social media users can match the targeting that search advertising can provide.
A new report from the Internet and Media analysts at Stifel makes one thing is clear: ad spending and viewership is transitioning to the Internet.
Digital media research firm comScore has released its ranking of the top 50 U.S. Web properties for August, and once again the list is topped by Google.
The upcoming Alibaba IPO is going to instantly create another instant mega-cap stock for portfolio managers to invest in.
All stock market indexes rebalance on a quarterly basis, as price movement constantly upsets the actual percentage that is supposed to be allocated.
Now that it is finally here, the coming week’s initial public offering for China’s Alibaba is anything but anti-climactic.
The New York Times reports that Alibaba may raise the price of its initial public offering. The demand for shares has been terrific.
The underwriters and advisers to Alibaba have suggested that the IPO price range may rise and they may even raise the number of shares included in the offer.
In their Triple Play selections, the Oppenheimer team combines three specific criteria when picking stocks. Three top new stocks to buy have made the list.
A new report from the Internet team at Jefferies focuses primarily on August sales numbers and traffic, and it is very clear that the dominant Internet companies continue to get stronger.
Some pretty high-profile CEOs have jumped on the social media train, but most are only occasional users.