TikTok’s Ticking Clock: Meta, Snap Stocks Climb As US Ban Bill Vote Nears
High-profile bill to force TikTok to sell U.S. operations affects social media stocks. House to vote Saturday. China may intervene to block sale.
Telegram Founder Tells Tucker Carlson That Billion-User Platform Operates Lean, HR-Free With Only 30 Staff: ‘I Am The Only Product Manager’
Telegram Messenger founder Pavel Durov revealed that his company has only 30 engineers despite having nearly a billion users.
Trump Media Stock Roller Coaster Ride Continues After Live TV Platform Announcement
Trump Media & Technology Group Corp (NASDAQ:DJT) captures stock market's attention with new streaming platform, but faces bearish momentum.
‘Do Bad Reviews Kill Companies?’: MKBHD Reacts After Humane AI Pin Video Sparks Concern On Social Media
MKBHD, or Marques Brownlee, has kicked off a social media storm with Humane AI Pin review, weeks after his critical opinion of Ocean Fisker SUV.
Elon Musk Reacts As Marc Andreessen Says Google Is ‘Literally Run By Employee Mobs’ With ‘Chinese Spies’ Scooping Up AI Chip Designs
VC Marc Andreessen criticizes Google's internal turmoil and potential AI safety risks. Elon Musk has also expressed concerns.
Trump Trial Gets 7 Jurors, 11 To Go: Their Old Social Media Posts Take Center Stage In Court, Elon Musk Questions Why One Juror Can Stay
Old social media posts of potential jurors deciding the fate of Donald Trump were exposed in court Tuesday.
LinkedIn’s ‘Open To Work’ Banner Is ‘Biggest Red Flag’ When It Comes To Landing A Job, Says Former Google Recruiter
LinkedIn lets job seekers post "open to work" banners on their profiles to let employers know they are searching for jobs. But, activating it could be a mistake.
Zuckerberg Dodges A Bullet: Judge Tosses Some Lawsuit Claims Against Meta CEO In Youth Harm Litigation
On Monday, a judge partially dismissed claims against Zuckerberg in a series of lawsuits that charged him with concealing the potential harm of Facebook and Instagram to children, Reuters reported.
Reddit Analyst Points To ‘Low-Hanging Fruit’ That Could Mean 20% Revenue Growth In ‘Next Few Years’
JPMorgan analyst initiates coverage of Reddit with $47 price target, citing potential growth in ad platform & data licensing agreements.
Meta’s Move To Block News Erodes ‘Signals Of Reliability’ As Right-Wing Memes Thrive On Canadian Facebook: Report
Meta Platforms Inc.'s decision to block news links in Canada has reportedly led to an increase in right-wing content on the platform, potentially affecting political discourse and raising concerns about the spread of misinformation.