Skip to content

Meta

NASDAQ:META

Page 2


















Newsletter The Edition

Zuck it

Mark Zuckerberg's decision to end fact-checking at Meta is clearly linked to US politics and the return of Donald Trump. But it will have ramifications globally, including in Australia.






The Piper Alderman-led class action against Google has set the stage for the filing of three competing group claims and a likely "beauty parade" to decide exactly which matters proceed.






An interim Senate committee report avoided recommending the 'designation' of Meta under the news media bargaining code, which is unlikely to please Australia's media giants.




Mark Zuckerberg says that AI-powered glasses — like Meta's Orion — could one day replace the smartphone. They're also shaping up as a key part of the company's second act.





The expected sale of Australian data centre operator AirTrunk to Blackstone for a substantial $20 billion is recognition of the company's potential as AI continues to boom.





Big Tech isn't letting up on AI spending despite growing impatience among investors concerned about how long it will take to pay off.




Next page