Check out BullDigest's April 25 Post-Market Summary of Meta Platforms, Inc.. We provide a summary of the key news from market opening hours.
Licensed cultivator in Utah's medical cannabis industry, vertically integrated facility, sustainable practices.
Fined $220 million by Nigeria for data violations; restructuring Reality Labs with layoffs; closing DEI initiatives; facing other regulatory issues globally.
Shares rose due to AI success in Google Search; adtech stocks gained alongside Meta, Pinterest, and Snap.
CEO Brian Thompson's death linked to Luigi Mangione facing federal charges, possibly the death penalty.
Expanded relationship with Park City schools to provide vision essentials for more children.
Reopening dozens of closed stores, indicating potential market presence expansion or operational changes.
Progressing toward creating a fusion power plant, which is a significant technological advancement.
Lawsuit regarding heavy metals in baby food failed to revive in court, indicating potential legal or product issues.
Investigation by SEC regarding cryptocurrency deal and ETF involving Trump Media's investment products.
Closed by Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, impacting low-income families and people of color.
Seeking to pass costs of a new natural gas plant onto customers for Meta's AI data center.
Issued warning to Meta to register under Nepalese law or face ban, indicating regulatory challenges.
Giving away surplus Easter vegetables to reduce food waste, showing corporate social responsibility.
Laid off over 100 employees, primarily in Oculus Studios and Supernatural VR app teams.
Fined €500 million by European Commission for breaching Digital Markets Act.
Fined €200 million for 'Consent or Pay' advertising model under Digital Markets Act.
Rolling out monetization features for creators, including course and digital product sales.
Introducing new advertising features and compose button improvements.
Considering adding ads to ChatGPT free tier for revenue purposes.