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Meta stock dropped 2.6% after UBS lowered its target, but earnings beat expectations and video ads thrived.
Meta Platforms fell 2.6% after UBS lowered its price target to $830 but kept a "buy" rating, citing modest recalibration rather than a sell signal.
The stock dipped to $600 and closed at $604.12, pressured by broader tech selloffs and rising AI spending with uncertain returns.
Despite this, Threads surpassed X in daily mobile usage, and over half of Instagram’s 2025 ads ran on Reels, highlighting strong video monetization.
Meta’s Q3 earnings beat estimates with $7.25 EPS and $51.24 billion in revenue, up 26.2% year-over-year.
Regulatory challenges persist, including an FTC antitrust appeal and concerns over gambling ads.
Wall Street remains largely supportive, with a consensus "Moderate Buy" rating and a $1.52 trillion market cap.
Las acciones de Meta cayeron un 2,6% después de que UBS bajara su objetivo, pero las ganancias superaron las expectativas y los anuncios de vídeo prosperaron.