Digital twins could soon go from science fiction to reality as the agentic wave takes off, colliding with deep personalization.
It's pretty hard to know what to believe when it comes to this ongoing AI revolution.
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META | META Price Prediction | META Price Prediction) delivered a strong earnings beat, yet shares drift lower.
Wall Street analysts remain bullish on Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) stock despite the social media giant experiencing volatility in 2026.
Mark Zuckerberg said what every mega-cap CEO is probably thinking but few will say on tape.
Meta reassigned thousands of staff to work in a new AI unit created by CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Employees say they're getting "drafted" and expect the work to involve data labeling.
Meta Platforms is undervalued, trading at a 20-22x P/E with no premium for AI-driven growth despite robust profitability. META's massive AI investments are fully utilized, supporting a 40%+ operating margin, while buybacks and cash flow provide downside protection. Market pessimism over CapEx, open-source strategy, and talent poaching creates a unique risk-reward: investors get AI growth potential for free.
Shares of Meta Platforms (META) have lagged several other members of the so-called Magnificent Seven in recent months, even as the broader technology sector and artificial intelligence trade continued to rally. While stocks such as Nvidia and Microsoft have returned to or surpassed record highs, Meta shares remain below their previous peak after a volatile start to 2026.
I'm upgrading Meta to a Strong Buy, and I have a $1,000 price target for the stock within 30 months, driven by robust financials and AI-driven growth. Q1 2026 saw 33% revenue growth and stable 40%-plus operating margins, despite heavy capex on AI infrastructure and data centers. META trades at 22x trailing earnings, below historical averages, presenting a valuation opportunity amid continued top-line acceleration.
Breathitt County School District in Kentucky had accused Meta of fueling social media addiction among teenagers and fueling a public health crisis.
Mark Zuckerberg's email struck an empathetic tone. He also said he didn't expect more companywide layoffs in 2026.
Meta Platforms on Thursday reached a settlement in the first case set for trial in litigation seeking to make social media companies cover the costs school districts across the country say they have incurred to combat a youth mental health crisis allegedly fueled by their platforms.