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AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP) Sees Strong Trading Volume - Should You Buy?

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AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP) Sees Large Volume Increase - What's Next?

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AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP) Sees Strong Trading Volume - Should You Buy?

AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP) Sees Large Volume Increase - What's Next?

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AppLovin Hires Law Firm to Investigate Short-Seller Allegations

AppLovin Corp. has hired a law firm to investigate short sellers’ allegations that the mobile advertising company is fraudulently juicing ad performance numbers on its platform.

6 days ago·United States

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AppLovin hires a law firm to investigate short sellers' allegations that the mobile ad company's ad performance numbers are fraudulent

Olivia Solon / Bloomberg: AppLovin hires a law firm to investigate short sellers' allegations that the mobile ad company's ad performance numbers are fraudulent — It followed a Muddy Waters report released on Thursday that alleged that AppLovin was misappropriating data and violating some of its platform partners' terms of service …

6 days ago·California, United States

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Mobilegamer.biz

AppLovin hits back at third short seller report as shares drop again

A third short seller report has sent AppLovin’s share price tumbling – and once again CEO Adam Foroughi has been forced to address the claims on the company blog. The fresh short seller claims come from Muddy Waters Research, which released a 50-page report which casts doubt on AppLovin’s move into ecommerce and also claims that the business is “Built on Systematically Violating Third Party Platforms’ TOS”. AppLovin CEO Adam Foroughi was moved t…

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muddywatersresearch.com

MW is Short AppLovin (APP US) - Muddy Waters Research

Muddy Waters is short APP. Web traffic analysis leads us to estimate that ~52% of APPs e-commerce conversions are retargeting and incrementality is only ~25%-35%. Code evidences that APP is collecting and structuring user IDs from its key platform partners, which appears to be a major violation of the platforms’ terms of service (TOS). APP …

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