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GermanyJapanAfghanistanTokyoChinaHollywoodCaliforniaUnited-statesBrusselsBruxelles-capitaleBelgiumBerlin meta ceo mark zuckerberg piqued investors interest when he predicted 2023 would be the year of efficiency, and he won them over when he delivered on it. the stock nearly tripled last year. this year, meta shares are up another a0%. but on wednesday, meta released its first quarter earnings report and shares initially slumped during after hours trading. facebook s parent company did beat expectations on revenue and earnings, but it disappointed on its revenue forecast for the second quarter of the year. higher expenses also weighed shares down. so wednesday s earnings report marked a back down to earth moment for the formerly red hot tech giant, and it moderates expectations for the months ahead as the company grapples over how to generate profit off of generative aland drum up advertising revenue in an increasingly crowded market. i spoke to tech analyst ray wang of constellation research, and asked him what he made of meta s soft outlook. they outperformed in their results,
MetaFacebookLaw-a-billStockTiktokPresidentActionUsSalesKerWeaSocial-media-platform erin delmore explains why. meta ceo mark zuckerberg piqued investors interest when he predicted 2023 would be the year of efficiency and he won them over when he delivered on it. the stock nearly tripled last year. this year, meta shares are up another a0%. but on wednesday, meta released its first quarter earnings report and shares initially slumped during after hours trading. facebook s parent company did beat expectations on revenue and earnings, but it disappointed on its revenue forecast for the second quarter of the year. higher expenses also weighed shares down. so wednesday s earnings report marked a back down to earth moment for the formerly red hot tech giant, and it moderates expectations for the months ahead as the company grapples over how to generate profit off of generative aland drum up advertising revenue in an increasingly crowded market. i spoke to tech analyst ray wang of constellation research, and asked him what he made of meta s soft outlook. they outpe
MetaLaw-a-billStockTiktokPresidentUsSalesActionFacebookKerWeaSocial-media-platform able to achieve without also acknowledging the cataclysmic situation american women find themselves in today. one that threatens to wipe away many of the advancements we re supposedly celebrating. let s start with the unemployment crisis. the latest jobs report reveals that overall unemployment rate ticked down slightly to 6.2%. that number doesn t tell the whole story. for example, since the pandemic hit, the retail sector has lost nearly 363,000 jobs, 98% of which belong to women. pandemic related job losses are hitting women of color especially hard. we talk about that a lot. compared to this time last year, total employment for white women is down just over 5%. for black and latino women, that rate is nearly double. a bunch of factors continue to contribute to the disproportional impact on women of color, including an overrepresentation in industries that have been hit hardest such as hospitality and leisure. in addition, the coronavirus crisis is forcing an impossible ch
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