Meta to acquire AI startup Manus
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Meta Platforms announces the acquisition of AI start-up Manus, and Trump Media launches five ‘America First’ exchange-traded funds.
Meta posted $51.24 billion in ad revenue in Q3 2025. That’s up 26% from 2024. Amazon’s online ad business grew 24% in the same period. While other industries pull back spending, digital advertising keeps climbing.
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Meta Platforms has gained over 1,200% since 2012. The company is now investing heavily in artificial intelligence, bolstering our stock price predictions.
Shares of Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ: META) are rising Tuesday. The company announced the acquisition of an agentic AI company.
Internal Meta documents reveal ways that the company, to protect billions of dollars in ad revenue, has resisted efforts by governments to crack down on scammers
The DLCA alleges that Meta’s public assurances about safety, consumer protections, and fraud prevention were misleading and violated Virgin Islands consumer protection laws. The lawsuit seeks injunctive relief, civil penalties, restitution, and other remedies permitted under territorial law.
The lawsuit repeatedly cites an article by Reuters last month that revealed how Meta internally projected that 10% of its 2024 revenue would come from ads for scams, illegal gambling and banned products.
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Meta built a ‘global playbook’ to reshape ad transparency amid AI scam ads: Report
Internal documents show how Meta adjusted ad transparency systems to limit regulatory scrutiny of AI-driven scam advertising.
Meta's most controversial decision in 2025 was also its most revealing: committing roughly $60–65 billion in capital, primarily toward AI compute and data centers. That level of spending unsettled some investors, especially those who had grown accustomed to Meta's post-2022 cost discipline.