Snap Inc. is fighting back against a lawsuit filed by New Mexico’s Attorney General, accusing the company of facilitating child exploitation through its Snapchat platform. The lawsuit alleges Snap prioritizes profits over safety, while Snap counters that the suit misinterprets its practices and conflicts with federal law. Despite the legal battle, Snap reported strong third-quarter earnings.
Snap Inc. (SNAP) shares jumped on Wednesday after the company reported positive third-quarter earnings, exceeding expectations on adjusted EBITDA. Analysts weighed in on the results, highlighting factors like strong direct response (DR) advertising growth, the impact of a new simplified app, and continued challenges in the brand advertising segment. Find out what key analysts are saying about Snap’s performance and outlook.
Snap Inc. exceeded analysts’ expectations in its third-quarter earnings report, driven by a surge in daily active users, promising early results from new ad formats, and the successful launch of ‘Simple Snapchat.’ The company also highlighted its commitment to augmented reality and its strategic focus on the advertising business.
Snap Inc. (SNAP) shares are on the rise ahead of its third-quarter earnings report, due out Tuesday after the bell. While the company delivered modest growth in Q2, analysts are keen to see if Snap can maintain its momentum against a backdrop of economic uncertainty and heightened competition in the social media landscape. Key factors to watch include user growth, monetization strategies, and profitability.
Snap Inc. (SNAP) stock is on the rise today, defying the broader market downtrend. This surge is fueled by a positive upgrade from JMP Securities, which cites the potential for increased user engagement and ad revenue from upcoming features like Simple Snapchat and Sponsored Snaps. The analyst predicts a significant boost in ad revenue from Sponsored Snaps and anticipates a more ‘native’ ad experience within the revamped platform.
Top Wall Street analysts have adjusted their price targets and ratings for several key companies, including JPMorgan Chase, Affirm Holdings, and Snap Inc. These changes reflect shifting market sentiment and analyst perspectives on the future performance of these businesses. Read on for a detailed breakdown of the latest analyst moves.
