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Inflation is on pace to be its highest in 40 years, driven by consumer demand and higher supply costs. Companies have seen raw-material prices soar over the last year, and not all of them are in the competitive position to pass those higher costs to customers.

Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: FB) is having a rough year so far in 2022. The stock is down 39% in 2022, with the market turning sour on this social media company that's morphing into a metaverse business. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 is down 10% over the same period.

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Major Canadian cable operators on Sunday said they would drop Russian state-owned broadcaster RT from their channel line-up in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Meta Platforms said a hacking group used Facebook to target a handful of public figures in Ukraine, including prominent military officials, politicians and a journalist, amid Russia's ongoing invasion of the country.

Two Canadian cable operators on Sunday said they would drop Russian state-owned broadcaster RT from their channel line-up in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Japan's Rakuten Group said it is removing advertising from its Viber messaging service in Ukraine and Russia in response to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, but said it won't block the service in Russia as requested by Kyiv.

As Russian missiles rained down on Ukrainian cities, another battle took place online and over the airwaves.

After a stumbling start to 2022, the Nasdaq Composite is still trading well into correction territory. The tech-heavy market index is down 14%, highlighting the punishment many tech stocks have endured recently. Of course, many growth tech stocks have been slammed even worse duri

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) investors are having a forgettable year so far. Shares of the tech giant have dropped substantially in 2022 for several reasons. From the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance to Nvidia's abandoned acquisition of Arm and the market giving a thumbs-down to Nvidia'

If you're an investor in growth companies, it is likely that only a few stocks will drive your returns over the long haul. These are companies like Netflix, Amazon, and Apple, stocks that appreciate many times in value over a decade or longer, more than compensating for any loser

What happened While Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: FB) had a positive Friday on the stock market with its share price rising 1.4%, it was outpaced by the S&P 500 index's 2.2% gain. An apparent clampdown on the other side of the world and a disquieting article on the company's virtua

Russia said on Friday it was partially limiting access to Meta Platforms Inc's Facebook, accusing it of "censoring" Russian media, the latest in a series of steps against U.S. social media giants.

Meta Platforms (FB) is the world’s largest social media platform by user base. Its website enables users to connect, share, discover and communicate. As social media continues to evolve, there have been major shakeups within the industry. More people than ever are using s

Russia's communications regulator Roskomnadzor on Friday said it was partially limiting access to Meta Platforms Facebook in response to restrictions the U.S. social media giant has imposed on Russian media, accusing Facebook of "censorship".

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Most companies avoid calling out their competition by name during public conference calls with analysts. But Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg couldn't keep one name out of his mouth during the company's fourth-quarter earnings call: TikTok.

A lot of people believe that the metaverse could be the next big thing. But just how big? There are different estimates.

In one of the most volatile episodes in stock market history, investors early last year took the shares of a company called GameStop (GME) on a wild ride that few would have expected for a business that's mostly a brick-and-mortar antique, the gaming version of a chain of

Meta Platforms Inc, which owns Facebook, has set up a special operations center to monitor the conflict in Ukraine, and it launched a feature so users in the country can lock their social media profiles for security, a company official said in Twitter posts on Thursday.