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Meta Platforms is facing a new lawsuit over its alleged impact on kids and teens. The suit claims Meta’s services are designed to be addictive, and the company lied about it. We’ll speak to the Attorney General of Washington, D.C.
Plus, our contrarian week continues with a look at fellow social media stock, Snap Inc. 38 analysts cover it, but only 3 rate the shares as a “buy.” We’ll speak to one of those brave bulls about why he likes the stock.
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