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10/01/2021 | 01:30am EDT © MT Newswires 2021 All news about SNAP INC. 01:30aSNAP : French Media Group M6 Partners With Social Network SnapchatMT 09/30TF1 : French TV group M6 partners with SnapchatRE 09/30WPP : Snap to Collaborate on Start Augmented RealityMT 09/28NEWS HIGHLIGHTS : Top Company News of the DayDJ 09/28INSIDER SELL : SnapMT 09/27SNAP INC : Change in Directors or Principal Officers (form 8-K)AQ 09/27A.G. Lafley Notifies Resignation as Member of Snap Inc., Effective December 31, 2021CI 09/20INSIDER SELL : SnapMT 09/17ZYNGA : Says Upcoming Multiplayer Social Deception Game ReVamp to be Released for SnapchatMT 09/16Snap Inc Hires Jacqueline Beauchere as First Global Head of Platform SafetyCI More news Analyst Recommendations on SNAP INC. 09/13SNAP : Goldman Sachs Initiates Coverage on Snap With Buy Rating, $90 Price TargetMT 09/13ALPHABET : Goldman Sachs Initiates 17 Large-Cap Tech Companies With Selectively Positive V..MT 09/13ANALYST RECOMMENDATIONS : Alphabet, Amazon, Booking, Expedia, Lyft... More recommendations Financials (USD) Sales 2021 4 206 M - - Net income 2021 -606 M - - Net cash 2021 1 086 M - - P/E ratio 2021 -194x Yield 2021 - Capitalization 118 B 118 B - EV / Sales 2021 27,7x EV / Sales 2022 18,6x Nbr of Employees 3 863 Free-Float 75,2% More Financials…

Ralph Lauren’s Pink Pony Initiative, which marks 21 years in the fight against cancer, has launched a campaign of multilayered marketing activations and consumer experiences, including a Pink Pony apparel collection.Pink Pony’s mission is to reduce disparities in cancer care, lead the way in finding a cure and help ensure access to quality treatment for everyone at an earlier, more treatable stage. A series of immersive experiential activations have been designed to build communities by fostering conversations and authentic connections in support of the fight against cancer.More from WWDBTS' Fashion Moments From Their MTV Unplugged PerformanceRalph Lauren to Become Official Outfitter of the Australian Open'Very Ralph' Screening in ParisThe campaign begins with a 360-degree marketing campaign, a diverse cast of cancer survivors, thrivers and supporters from around the world who will each share their personal story to initiate a dialogue about healing, hope and survival. The group features sexuality educator Ericka Hart; South Korean actress and singer Krystal Jung, and British author Deborah James. As a breast cancer survivor, Hart talks about her double mastectomy and how her community rallied around her while she was going through it.The campaign will appear on the Ralph Lauren website and social media, through…

A round-up of the biggest articles from newspapers September 30, 2021 / 07:55 AM IST A round-up of the biggest articles from newspapers. Returning to pre-pandemic levels is positive but it is not good enough: SBI chairmanThe State Bank of India Chairman Dinesh Kumar Khara in an interview with The Economic Times said that the Union government’s incentive schemes for the manufacturing sector and high PSU spending for capacity additions could spill over to other segments providing the much-needed booster shot for the economy.What the SBI chairman says: People are approaching SBI for fresh loans in the iron and steel sector.“People are also looking at expanding brownfield capacity, which means they have a very clear visibility of demand that also augurs well for capacity utilisation.”To come out of the damage in the last 20 months, the activity levels have to be much stronger.“Pre-pandemic, there was already a tendency to slow down; so, returning to pre-pandemic levels is positive but it is not good enough.”SBI stock is still not reflecting its intrinsic strength and the value of its holdings in various businesses.SBI plans to list its mutual fund and general insurance businesses.Govt working on a new set of reforms to create robust…

Laura Berman. Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images As the number of accidental drug overdoses continues to soar in the United States, the Drug Enforcement Administration is calling on social media companies like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok to do more about drug dealers on their platforms.Earlier this week, the DEA issued a warning about an increase in the number of fake pills being sold online that are laced with fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid that can be deadly in trace amounts. DEA Administrator Anne Milgram told The Washington Post that Snapchat and TikTok are not doing enough to stop drug sales, and the DEA will soon ask them to take specific steps toward getting all dealers off their platforms.Social media companies say they have tried to combat the problem by hiring more moderators and tweaking algorithms used to spot illegal items for sale, but law enforcement and the families of overdose victims say there should be more parental controls on the sites and data should be shared to catch people working on multiple platforms. Law enforcement says in many cases, a drug dealer will first connect with someone on one site, then go to another to make the deal…

September 29, 2021 by Max Willens TikTok rode global youth enthusiasm, hundreds of millions of dollars in ad spending — much of it with competitors — and a pandemic-fueled shift in consumer behavior into the Billion Active Users Club this year.  But for a platform with so much scale, TikTok is still missing a lot of the basic leadership and technological infrastructure that will define its next phase of audience and advertising growth, according to advertising executives as well as a number of recently published job listings.  The key details: On Sept. 27, ByteDance told Reuters that TikTok has 1 billion monthly active users. Analysts had forecast that TikTok would cross the billion-user mark this year, with eMarketer forecasting it would grow to 1.2 billion.That represents 45% growth year over year, and exponential growth over the past three years; at the beginning of 2018, TikTok said it had 55 million global users. Much of that growth was driven by ads TikTok bought on rivals’ platforms: In 2019, close to 80% of its ad budget went to Snapchat, and in 2020, 73% of it went to Facebook. (This year, the greatest share of its ad spending has gone to broadcast TV.)TikTok remains…

A group tied to prominent Democratic strategists is posing as a conservative outfit to try to drive a wedge between the Republican candidate for Virginia governor and his core voters, Axios has learned.Why it matters: The state's gubernatorial race is expected to be tight and could be a national bellwether. As Republican candidate Glenn Youngkin's campaign hypes improving poll numbers, Democrats are trying to chip away at his support in GOP strongholds.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for freeWhat's happening: During the past week, Virginians have been targeted with ads on Facebook, Instagram, Google and Snapchat questioning Youngkin's commitment to the Second Amendment.They're the work of a new political group called Accountability Virginia PAC. Its website says nothing about the individuals or organizations behind it."While the NRA backs Donald Trump, they REFUSED to endorse Glenn Youngkin. We can't trust Glenn Youngkin on guns," one of the ads says.Public records show the PAC has spent more than $25,000 on the ads, which have been viewed between 1 million and 5 million times.The intrigue: While clearly designed to hit Youngkin from the right, all indications point to Democrats behind the PAC.Accountability Virginia's online…

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Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.More info A 25-year old man from Acklam has been found guilty of breaching a non-molestation order at Teesside Crown Court. Matthew Gouldburn, of Bank Sands,, admitted sending threatening messages to the woman from different Snapchat accounts. From September to October 2020, Gouldburn bombarded the woman with calls and chilling messages telling her, 'I know who you are with' and if she reported him to the police again 'it will be the last thing you do'. Go here for the latest reports and live updates from Teesside's courts The obsessed offender was seen outside the woman's home in October 2020, but he told police he had been buying cigarettes from one of her neighbours. Prosecutor Sam Faulks told the court that Gouldburn made up malicious lies about the woman to her boss and told his victim she would lose her job. When he realised the woman was blocking his messages, he created new social media accounts,…

A PERVERT was left ‘embarrassed and ashamed’ after police discovered dozens of indecent images of children as young as six on his phone. Paul Greene had also sent naked images of himself to a girl, Bournemouth Crown Court heard. The 23-year-old, of Eddison Avenue, Dorchester, received a knock on his door from police officers following an investigation by the National Crime Agency into child sex images on April 27, 2020. Prosecuting, Robert Griffiths, told the court that he admitted being in possession of those images, which stretched to as far back as May 2018. He said: “He came to the police’s attention from the National Crime Agency about suspicious activity in trying to contact children via Snapchat. “Items were seized from him for examination and officers found on his mobile phone 51 Category A images, 13 Category B images and 34 Category C images. “The Category A images included videos of female children from six to 14 years old.” Their investigations uncovered a sexualised chat with a girl from as far back as April 2017, which saw Greene and the victim exchange naked images of themselves. The victim was aged 14 to 15 years old during this time. The victim,…

Afriyie Acquah's former wife, Amanda, has given birth with business mogul Kennedy Agyapong a.k.a. KenpongAmanda announced that she delivered the child, a girl, about two months agoShe shared a video on social media showing photos of her baby bump PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see YEN.com.gh News on your News Feed! Amanda, the Ghanaian socialite and former wife of Black Stars midfielder, Afriyie Acquah, has given birth to a new baby.Amanda had the new baby with businessman Kennedy Agyapong, popularly known as Kenpong.The elated mother who announced the birth of her baby girl in a post on Snapchat revealed that she was delivered two months ago.Amanda, ex-wife of Afriyie Acquah, has given birth with Kennedy Agyapong Photo source: "sweet_maame_adwoaSource: InstagramThe Snapchat video had Amanda showing off her baby bump and glowing in colourful outfits.Download YEN's news app on Google Play now and stay up-to-date with all major Ghana newsCheck out the video as shared on Instagram blog Sweet Maame Adwoa below:Amanda and Afriyie Acquah marriageAmanda and Afriyie were married for a few years before they broke up under scandalous circumstances.In an interview in 2017, Amanda had revealed that they had separated because Afiryie Acquah was…