Meta Platforms faces lawsuits over social media addiction claims
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Federal judge allows states' lawsuit against Meta to proceed
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Meta Platforms lost bid to dismiss lawsuit by U.S. state attorneys general over Facebook and Instagram addiction claims
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Meta Platforms shares may face significant pressure as a federal judge rejects its bid to dismiss a lawsuit from U.S. state attorneys general over claims that the platform is designed to be addictive to children.
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Washington Supreme Court upheld $35.2 million fine against Meta Platforms
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Meta is likely to face increased regulatory scrutiny and potential compliance challenges due to the Washington Supreme Court's decision to uphold the $35 million campaign finance fine.
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Meta faces lawsuits challenging Section 230 legal shield protecting platforms from user content liability.
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Meta Platforms is likely to face regulatory pressure from EU authorities, which could impact its AI chatbot business and messaging app market share.
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Meta's Oversight Board criticized Meta's account bans for lacking due process and transparency.
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Meta is facing pushback on its keystroke-monitoring plan
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EU General Court ruled that Meta's Marketplace should not be designated under the Digital Markets Act
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Meta is likely to see its stock price rise as the EU General Court rules that its Marketplace should not be designated under the Digital Markets Act, while Messenger remains under the DMA.
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Meta's stock price could face pressure as its AI support chatbot was exploited to hijack Instagram accounts.
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Meta is likely to face significant market pressure due to its WARN filings with the state, which could impact its stock value.
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Supreme Court rejected Meta Platforms appeal to block lawsuit against Instagram
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Supreme Court lets Vermont's Meta lawsuit proceed
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Supreme Court rejects Meta's appeal, allowing Vermont's Instagram addiction lawsuit to proceed in state court.
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Supreme Court rejects Meta's appeal in Vermont social media addiction case
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Supreme Court rejected Meta's appeal to a lawsuit filed by Vermont's attorney general over Instagram's alleged impact on young users.
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U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Meta's challenge to Vermont social media addiction lawsuit
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US Supreme Court declined to hear Meta's challenge to Vermont social media addiction lawsuit
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Meta Platforms is likely to face regulatory pressure from Italian authorities, which could impact its stock price negatively.
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Meta Platforms lost its fight against an Italian regulatory order requiring compensation for news article snippets.
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Meta settled its legal battle with Kentucky's Breathitt County School District after back-to-back trial losses.
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Meta Platforms Inc. settled a lawsuit alleging social media addiction impacted learning and public schools.
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Meta settles a lawsuit regarding social media, avoiding a first trial
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Meta Platforms may face significant market pressure if the Beijing-driven reversal of its $2 Billion Manus acquisition is confirmed, as the Chinese co-founders seek to unwind the deal.
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Meta Platforms lost its court fight over compensation to Italian publishers
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Meta Platforms shares could face significant pressure due to the lawsuit alleging $7 billion in scam ad revenue.
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Meta is challenging Ofcom's fining power as unlawful
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Meta is challenging Ofcom over Online Safety Act fees and penalties
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Meta is asking a judge to overturn a verdict in a social media addiction trial
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Meta shares are likely to face significant pressure due to Zuckerberg's claim that his AI clone is a high-tech retreat from accountability.
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Meta Platforms is asking a California judge to throw out a jury verdict finding the company liable for a woman's depression.
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Meta Platforms is likely to face significant financial pressure due to potential court-ordered damages of up to $3.7 billion, which could force major changes to its app operations.
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A jury previously found Meta liable and imposed hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties.
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Meta's stock price is likely to face significant pressure due to the company's liability in the trial, which could impact its valuation and future growth prospects.
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Meta's shares could face significant pressure if the court ruling determines the company is a public nuisance.