On November 6, Meta Platforms posted an Intraday Rise of 3.1% in Regular Trading, trading at $623.875 per share, with turnover of $2.936 billion.
The move coincided with news that Meta Platforms put planned updates to its Commercial Terms, Product Catalog Terms, Self-Serve Ad Terms and Ad Creative Generative AI Terms on hold, while existing terms remain in effect.
Background context shows the changes had been scheduled to take effect on November 20. Separately, the European Commission is investigating the recommendation systems used by Facebook and Instagram over concerns about so-called rabbit hole effects. The latest development suggests Meta has paused a near-term policy change affecting its commercial and advertising framework, even as regulatory scrutiny in Europe remains an overhang. Earlier this week, the company also drew attention for large-scale dollar and euro bond issuance tied to AI infrastructure expansion.
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