Meta Platforms, Inc. - Class A Common Stock (META)

The most concerning part of Wednesday's sell-off wasn't the size of the drops -- it was who caused them.

BofA Securities maintains a Buy rating on Meta Platforms Inc (NYSE: META) following reports of its planned cloud infrastructure business.

The company's proposed new business line could require costly capital outlays.

Meta Platforms is selling surplus GPU compute to third-party developers, pressuring pure-play AI infrastructure providers while benefiting downstream software companies.

The market is due for a big rally, and these three could lead it.

India raises cybercrime concerns over Meta's WhatsApp usernames, while Meta says anti-scam safeguards will protect users.

If this company can deliver on its orders without too much financial strain, it could be a big winner.

Despite a $2.7 trillion semiconductor selloff, the memory chip rally remains intact, with Micron up over 200% YTD and the Roundhill Memory ETF gaining 130% since its April launch.

Meta is planning to start a cloud computing business. It could be a game changer.

The history of other big IPO stocks doesn't look promising for SpaceX.

Investors cheered reports of a potentially lucrative new business.

The famous benchmark soared 14%.

Meta’s possible cloud business gives investors another way to evaluate whether its AI infrastructure buildout can support future returns.

Meta Platforms looks incredibly cheap right now.

Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) has outperformed the market over the past 10 years by 4.72% on an annualized basis producing an average annual return of 18.32%. Currently, Meta Platforms has a market capitalization of

Meta surged 11% while semiconductor stocks tanked, sending mixed signals through the top market indexes.

Investors just learned the company will soon face another big competitor.

What Happened? Shares of social network operator Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) jumped 10.1% in the afternoon session after reports revealed that the company p...

Meta is investing $900 million in Indian fintech Cred to bring founder Kunal Shah on to lead WhatsApp, aiming to boost monetization of the platform's 3 billion users.