Australia's internet watchdog on Friday said it would include Amazon.com-owned live streaming service Twitch in its upcoming teen social media ban, but will not add image-sharing platform Pinterest to the list.
PINS' rising ARPU across regions and expanding Gen Z user base spotlight its momentum as AI-driven personalization lifts engagement.
Explore how Pinterest's (PINS) revenue from international markets is changing and the resulting impact on Wall Street's predictions and the stock's prospects.
Google is adding a new feature to its mobile app that could potentially challenge Pinterest in becoming users' first stop for inspirational imagery: a dedicated images tab. The company announced on Wednesday it is introducing a new “Images” icon at the bottom of Google's Search app for iOS and Android devices that will display images personalized to the user's interests.
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PINS' 16.6% slide contrasts with industry gains, as rising costs, stiff competition and bearish revisions cloud its outlook.
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PINS' Q3 revenues climb 17% to a record $1.05B as AI-driven ad tools boosted engagement, though earnings narrowly missed estimates.
Pinterest shares plummeted 20% on Wednesday after lackluster third-quarter earnings that fell short of Wall Street estimates and tariff-related ad headwinds. Several banks lowered their price targets following the earnings report.
Wedbush analysts on Wednesday reduced their target price on Pinterest Inc (NYSE:PINS) to $34 per share from $44, while reiterating their ‘Outperform' rating, after the company's third quarter 2025 earnings missed expectations and its Q4 forecast disappointed. Pinterest posted adjusted earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter of $0.38, falling short of the $0.42 analyst consensus estimate.
Shares of Pinterest (PINS) plunged after the visual social media and search company missed profit expectations and gave weak holiday quarter guidance.
Pinterest shares sank 18% on Wednesday as its dour forecast fueled fears the image-sharing platform is struggling to find new avenues of growth amid tariff pressures and competition from bigger rivals.