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How Reddit Surprised Wall Street With 185% Post-IPO Surge

Reddit stock has been a top-performer among recent IPOs, surprising Wall Street with rapid user growth and strong ad sales.

Investors Business Daily

Battle For Gen Z: Facebook Takes On Snap, Pinterest, TikTok

Facebook has a new plan to win Gen Z users amid competition from TikTok, Snap and Pinterest. What does it mean for Meta stock?

Investors Business Daily

Meta's Mega Growth Casts Shadow On Comeback Stories For Snap, Pinterest

While Meta stock has surged to record highs, the Q4 earnings reports for Snap and Pinterest both disappointed investors.

Investors Business Daily

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Tech Titans' Earnings Surge Signals Digital Advertising Renaissance

Tech giants, including Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon, report a significant rebound in digital advertising after concerns of a downturn a year ago.

International Business Times

Meta Stock Forecast: This Could Be Mark Zuckerberg's Trillion-Dollar Year

Meta stock is approaching a trillion-dollar market value after the Facebook parent company's huge 2023 gains. But there are obstacles ahead.

Investors Business Daily

Facebook has 3 billion users, but younger users quitting platform

More than a third of the world’s population is on Facebook but it still finds itself in a battle for relevancy.

Al Jazeera

Facebook has 3 billion users. Many of them are old.

Facebook says it is not dead

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Sheryl Sandberg: Facebook owner Meta’s No2 announces she’s stepping down

‘When I took this job in 2008, I hoped I would be in this role for five years. Fourteen years later, it is time for me to write the next chapter of my life.’

Evening Standard

Sheryl Sandberg steps down as second in command at Facebook

Mark Zuckerberg's No 2 who defected from Google in 2008 helped turn the media firm into an 80-billion-pound-a-year powerhouse

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