Meta Platforms Inc., parent company of Facebook, is looking to make a fresh start with the incoming Donald Trump administration. Nick Clegg is stepping down as president of global affairs.
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Former UK deputy prime minister, who still has about $21m worth, is leaving role as president of global affairs
In today's video, I discuss Meta Platforms (META 2.35%), its business strategy, growth opportunities, potential risks, and why artificial intelligence stock investors should not ignore this massive social company.
In a significant shakeup at Meta Platforms, Joel Kaplan has been named the new chief global affairs officer, succeeding Nick Clegg. Kaplan's promotion comes amidst heightened scrutiny of Meta's role in shaping public discourse and its contentious relationship with global policymakers.
The President of Meta's Global Affairs team, Nick Clegg, is stepping down from his position at the company, the executive announced in a tweet on Thursday.
According to @LikeFolio's Andy Swan, ROI-driven advertisers are moving online, and Meta Platforms (META) capitalizes on that migration in spades. With what he considers a fair value and massive market hold, Andy believes Meta will expand its dominance in the advertising space through 2025.
Meta Platforms (META -0.97%) stock has dramatically improved over the last two years. During that time frame, its stock was up more than 400% as it moved on from its misstep into the metaverse and embraced artificial intelligence (AI).
Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) CEO Mark Zuckerberg leveraged the company's stock growth in 2024 to cash in on his stake through trades that accelerated in December.
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