Microsoft and Meta, led by CEOs Satya Nadella and Mark Zuckerberg respectively, show close financial performance with Microsoft slightly ahead in return on invested capital, equity, assets, and operating margin. Meta faced significant legal and severance costs impacting its margins, while Microsoft benefited from gains on AI investments. Both companies are heavily investing in AI, with Meta focusing on advertising growth and Microsoft on cloud services. The coming year will be crucial for Microsoft’s Azure capacity to determine if it can maintain or widen its lead.
Meta Platforms stock dropped 4% ahead of a major child safety trial accusing it of harming young users through manipulative features. The lawsuit, involving 29 states, claims Meta knowingly caused mental health issues and violated privacy laws, with ...
Meta is on trial in California over allegations that it designed Facebook and Instagram to be addictive and misled the public about risks to young users. State attorneys general from four states accuse Meta of downplaying harm and violating laws on c...
Snap shares fell 3% after a federal appeals court rejected Section 230 immunity, exposing social media platforms to lawsuits over user content. The ruling allows over 3,000 lawsuits claiming Snapchat targeted minors with addictive features to proceed...
AMD's stock has surged 140% year to date, driven by strong growth in its Data Center segment, which now accounts for 58% of revenue. The company reported a 50% revenue increase in Q2 and expects continued growth with a $13 billion revenue forecast fo...
AMD reported strong Q2 results with $11.5 billion revenue and expects $13 billion in Q3, driven by significant data center growth and major customer commitments. Its stock at $514 is seen as a constructive buy with growth potential into 2027, despite...
