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Snap is grappling with macroeconomic headwinds.

Stock-based compensation is staggering.

Although Snap’s poor performance in its Q1 earnings disclosure hurt SNAP stock, the real story may be that the underlying platform may be losing re…

Snap Inc (NYSE: SNAP ) roped in two former Meta Platforms, Inc (NASDAQ: META ) employees to expand its advertising business. Snap appointed Patrick Harris to the new role of senior vice president of partnerships to drive personalized use of the company''s technology. Harris will report to COO Jerry Hunter, Bloomberg reports . Snap named David Sommer as Head of Verticals, responsible for working with consumer … Full story available on Benzinga.com

Snap Inc., the maker of the Snapchat app, has hired two former employees of Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. as part of a drive to expand its advertising business.

San Francisco: Popular social network Snapchat has announced that it is rolling out a new ASL Alphabet lens to encourage users to start learning American Sign Language. The company said that it is constantly working to expand the ways Snapchatters can express themselves and make connections through its Camera. “We hope that Lenses not only evolve … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

Snap is launching a new Snapchat lens, called ASL Alphabet Lens, that can help you learn the American Sign Language (ASL) alphabet. You can try it right now in Snapchat.

Snapchat announced this week that it’s introducing a new ASL Alphabet lens to encourage users to start learning American Sign Language. The new AR lens will teach users to fingerspell their name and practice the ASL alphabet. The lens also includes games that users can play to test their ASL knowledge. The social media company […]

Snapchat announced this week that it’s introducing a new ASL Alphabet lens to encourage users to start learning American Sign Language. The new AR lens will teach users to fingerspell their name and practice the ASL alphabet. The lens also includes games that users can play to test their ASL knowledge. The social media company […]

A 12-year-old rape victim killed herself after police came to her home and discouraged her from pressing charges, a devastated family has claimed, as they say she was made to feel ‘like she was an inconvenience’. Semina Halliwell, from Southport, was allegedly raped by an older boy after being groomed over Snapchat before her death on June 12 last year. The schoolgirl, who had autism, broke down when informing her mother Rachel of the horrific ordeal following a self-harm incident. However, family members have claimed she was told by detectives she would not ‘want this thing hanging over her head’ as the case ‘wouldn’t go to court for 18 months to two years’, The Telegraph reports. The family say Semina was ‘made to feel like she was an inconvenience’ to Merseyside Police and no charges were brought against the alleged offender – whom she had named. Click to view slideshow. Semina’s mother and aunt, Clare, said the lead detective investigating her allegations instead ‘sat there and started talking about all the forms he’d have to fill in if she made the complaint’ and the length of time it would take him.

Snap, Inc (NYSE: SNAP ) and Pinterest, Inc (NYSE: PINS ) were trading 8% higher at one point on Wednesday, as the general markets rebounded from a steep 4-day downturn during which the S&P 500 declined over 5%. The social media stocks have been heavily beaten down over the past months, with Snap declining almost 60% from its Sept. 24, 2021 all-time high of $83.34 and Pinterest plummeting about 72% from its all-time high of $89.90 printed on Feb. 16 of that same year. Both stocks have started to show signs the bottom may be in, although Pinterest may offer traders and investors less risk because it has confirmed a breakout from a pattern, while Snap is still in the pre-breakout stage. It should be noted, however, that events affecting the general markets, negative or positive reactions to earnings prints and news headlines can quickly invalidate patterns and breakouts. As the saying goes, "the trend is your friend until it isn''t" … Full story available on Benzinga.com

The talent drain from Web 2 tech companies into crypto continues.

YouTube has officially accepted Android users to share songs directly via Snapchat in the form …

Highlights McDonald''s informed that it is closing around 850 restaurants temporarily but will continue to pay its employees in Russia. Leading technology companies, such as Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Facebook (Meta) and Apple have also imposed sanctions on Russia. Microchip manufacturers Intel and AMD have also stopped supplying their products to Russia. Russia''s decision to attack Ukraine has attracted widespread condemnation from governments as well as companies across the globe. The war between Russia and Ukraine has prompted several western companies to reconsider their plans to continue businesses in Russia. Some companies have halted their operations after the beginning of the war, while some have pulled out completely. Suggested reading : ASX 200 opens flat; Nickel Mines plunges 22% On Tuesday (8 March 2022), McDonald''s announced that is closing around 850 restaurants temporarily. It has not mentioned the date by which the reopening can be expected. However, McDonald would continue to pay its staff in Russia.