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Meta Projected $16 Billion Revenue from Scam and Banned Ads in 2024: Report — REUTERS / ixx511

Meta · United States

Meta Projected $16 Billion Revenue from Scam and Banned Ads in 2024: Report

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According to internal company documents from December 2024 reviewed by Reuters, Meta projected that about 10% of its 2024 annual revenue, equating to roughly $16 billion, would derive from advertisements promoting scams and banned goods.See the Story

Texas AG sues Roblox, claiming the game puts 'pixel pedophiles and profit' over safety — REUTERS / ixx511

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Texas AG sues Roblox, claiming the game puts 'pixel pedophiles and profit' over safety

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Markets Drop as Valuations and US Jobs, Rates Spook Investors

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Markets Drop as Valuations and US Jobs, Rates Spook Investors

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Stocks on Friday tracked Wall Street losses propelled by investors weighing weak US jobs data against signals the Federal Reserve won't again cut interest rates this year.See the Story

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