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In the most recent trading session, Meta Platforms (META) closed at $682.31, indicating a +1.34% shift from the previous trading day.

Meta is spending a lot on building its AI, and now it hopes to have a way to help pay for it.

Investor appetite survived a highly unusual geopolitical setback.

Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:META, XETRA:FB2A, SIX:FB) custom AI chip plans and global launch of Meta One reinforced Bank of America’s "buy" rating, with the broker highlighting potential savings and subscription revenue. Citing Bloomberg, analysts noted Meta plans to deploy MTIA 450, or Arke,...

The bigger issue may be the precedent, not damages

Snap (SNAP) generates free cash worth 7.4% of its market value a year, against 4.5% for the median S&P 500 company. A yield that high usually points one of two ways: a bargain, or a business the market expects to shrink. Snap is not shrinking: revenue grew 19% year over year in Q2 2026. So the market is pricing something else, the profit that sits underneath the cash.

Snap is bringing SPECS Intelligence to its smart glasses, iPhones, and Macs as competition in consumer AI intensifies.

Here’s what could be next for Meta stock

History says you should buy META stock right now

The proposed law targets engagement mechanics and AI companions, placing product design ahead of parental consent.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp says AI companies are concerned about the liability risk posed by their product and that some businesses might want to be nationalized.

On August 26, 2026, Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) agreed to pay up to $17 billion over 10 years and to overhaul how teenagers use Instagram and Facebook, settling a lawsuit brought by more than 40 states, the District of Columbia, and several territories over claims that its platforms fueled social media addiction among young people. […]

Anchor Number: $8.5 Billion Bank of America estimates that Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) could save roughly $8.5 billion in 2027 by running AI workloads on its own custom silicon instead of buying third-party chips. That figure is an outside analyst estimate, not company guidance, and it hinges on a specific chip roadmap: Meta plans to deploy […]

Three CEOs with hundreds of billions already committed to AI infrastructure made separate calls to the White House last week, and a proposed federal oversight body quietly disappeared. Here is what each of them said on their earnings calls that explains why.

All three major US stock indexes were up in late-morning trading Thursday, a day after the Federal R

GLW expands AI and telecom partnerships with Meta, Amazon, NVIDIA and Verizon, boosting connectivity opportunities as AI data-center demand grows.

Alphabet (GOOGL) has gained 3.7% over the last five trading days while the S&P 500 fell 1.1%. A stock that rises in a down week gets attention. But five days say nothing about what Alphabet does to the rest of your money. The real question is what it does to your portfolio every time the market moves, because it travels further than the index in both directions.

Payne Capital Management President & ‘Payne Points of Wealth’ Podcast Host Ryan Payne joins Yahoo Finance's Julie Hyman and Jake Conley to discuss Snap's (SNAP) new Specs. The group debates who the target buyer is and what the real-world use case is for Snap’s latest product.

Meta Platforms stock is riding a near 20% rally this month with shares boosted by optimism about its Muse AI agent app and, more recently, custom chips. The next test for Meta's rally comes next week. Meta is hosting its annual Connect developer conference starting Wednesday.

PJM capacity prices just hit the ceiling for the third straight auction, and the utilities scrambling to meet hyperscaler demand are not all playing the same game. Three names are getting paid to solve the grid crisis in very different ways, with very different risks hiding behind the same tailwind.

CoreWeave sits at a crossroads where triple-digit revenue growth collides with a balance sheet that would make most CFOs sweat, and the latest Nvidia headlines just handed investors a decision they cannot afford to get wrong.

Snap (NYSE:SNAP) is catching a bid Thursday morning after the company used a Los Angeles event to layer workplace software into its Specs augmented reality (AR) glasses. Snap stock is up 3% to $5.90, extending a modest bounce off recent lows for a name that has struggled to hold rallies in 2026. The move sits […]

Salesforce (CRM) kicked off its Dreamforce 2026 conference this week, where the company unveiled its new AI-powered AIforce platform. Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff weighs in on how AI should be regulated, comparing the new technology to the addictive nature of cigarettes and social media on younger users.

A German court says Meta can be held responsible for fraudulent third-party ads because of how its platforms control what users see.

CleanSpark Inc. is seeking to borrow roughly $2.23 billion through a junk-bond offering to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure tied to Meta Platforms Inc..

Citi just flagged a specific date on the calendar as a near-term trigger for Meta stock, and a prominent analyst is telling clients to get positioned before that window closes.

Telecom and software ETFs may offer a defensive AI opportunity as investors rotate away from rate-sensitive chip stocks toward cash-rich mega-cap platforms.

Broadcom's AI chip orders are tripling while the stock keeps sliding, and investors are stuck debating whether the business has already won or whether the hardest part of the trade is still ahead.

Nebius Group (NBIS) jumped over 6% in extended trading on September 16 following revised pricing strategies across its on-demand AI compute resources. Yet, the stock remains down roughly 22% over the trailing month due to balance sheet stress, equity dilution fears, and sector rotation. The central tension remains execution: can Nebius convert its massive backlog into revenue before heavy capital commitments squeeze liquidity.

Regulators keep throwing billion-dollar fines at Alphabet and the company barely notices, which raises a more interesting question about how you value a business that outgrows its own penalties every few weeks.