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It is no secret that the coronavirus pandemic is making major changes to the world. Where things get interesting about COVID-19’s impact on business is that there are almost no places to hide, not...
Here are the social media companies that are on the frontline of the war on coronavirus misinformation, as well as look at how their shares are responding to the outbreak.
Snap is falling along with the rest of the tech sector and social media stocks. The question is: Is the stock way oversold at this point?
Twitter was one of the few stock actually making a positive move on Monday. Its move comes on positive news in regards to an activist firm and its issues with CEO Jack Dorsey.
With profits still a distant goal, Snap needs to show Wall Street that the company's revenue is still on an upward trajectory and that it has a plan to fend off rival Facebook.
As the Nasdaq has soared over the past five years, Twitter is down notably. It is no wonder that a powerful institutional investor has bought a large number of shares and wants CEO Jack Dorsey ousted.
With billions of dollars flowing in, it has become impossible to ignore the ESG trend. These 15 top ESG stocks appear to be undervalued against the performance of the broader markets.
Snap stock has rallied, headed toward a 52-week high. Comments from senior management were probably the primary reason the shares advanced.
Pinterest shares soared early Friday after it reported better than expected quarterly results after the markets closed on Thursday.
Twitter stock soared Thursday even though it released mixed fourth-quarter financial results before the markets opened.
Twitter is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter financial results before the markets open on Thursday.
Facebook released fourth-quarter financial results after markets closed Wednesday. The social media giant said that it had $2.56 in earnings per share (EPS) and $21.08 billion in revenue, compared...
Facebook is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter financial results after the markets close on Wednesday, and analysts are looking for solid year-over-year growth.
Picking a single social media stock like Facebook or Twitter can be profitable, but with that comes a lack of diversity the average investor might need.
Citigroup released a note on Wednesday urging a bit more caution on Twitter, which has lost close to one-third of its value since September.