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A Yahoo Finance market report said Meta Platforms, Alphabet’s Google and Snap are headed toward an October trial in a lawsuit tied to how social media ads reach teens, with one element of the case reportedly narrowed.
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In a note flagged by Yahoo Finance, BNP Paribas suggested Meta’s next phase of costly infrastructure investment could support another growth engine, even as investors weigh near-term spending and execution risk.
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A high-profile lawsuit tied to social media addiction places Meta in a difficult position not only if it loses, but also if it wins, according to a new report.
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Australia has moved to charge certain digital platforms a 2.5% levy tied to news content distribution, according to a report by Yahoo Finance, while letting companies avoid the charge by paying publishers.
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A new report says cinemas in the United Kingdom have moved to limit the use of certain wearable devices, including Meta Glasses, citing concerns that video capture could make films easier to copy and distribute illegally. Meta said it provided comments to the outlet covering the issue.
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A reported move to grant additional voting power to Anthropic’s leadership would strengthen founder control, a deal structure increasingly used by fast-growing tech companies approaching public markets.
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A trial alleging Meta’s social platforms engaged in child-targeting behavior adds a potentially massive liability overhang for the company, coming as its stock remains under pressure from investors’ questions about artificial-intelligence spending.
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In a note highlighted by Yahoo Finance, BNP Paribas pointed to large-scale artificial intelligence compute demand as a key upside driver for Meta, while keeping an $855 price target.
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In a public discussion covered by Yahoo Finance, venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya argued that Mark Zuckerberg understands why top engineers may be drawn more to companies seen as leaders in space, search or artificial intelligence than to Meta’s advertising-first identity.
