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Facebook''s parent company Meta will have dedicated staff monitoring the platform in the coming Australian federal election. But it''s the safety of politicians that has the company''s attention.

Motley Fool co-founder and CEO Tom Gardner interviews MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor.

BofA analyst Justin Post lowered Meta Platforms Inc's (NASDAQ: FB) price target to $290, down from $330, but reiterated a Buy. The price target implies an upside of 54%. Post noted that Russia's i

BofA analyst Justin Post lowered Meta Platforms Inc''s (NASDAQ: FB ) price target to $290, down from $330, but reiterated a Buy . The price target implies an upside of 54%. Post noted that Russia''s invasion of Ukraine would have a "modest impact" on advertising sales of the Facebook parent. Also Read: Deutsche Bank Still Finds Big … Full story available on Benzinga.com

According to a company blog post, Meta shifted its previously reported stance on allowing users in certain countries to call for the death of Putin.

Update from parent company Meta says ‘calls for the death of a head of state’ are banned Russia-Ukraine war: latest updates Facebook and Instagram users are not allowed to call for the death of Vladimir Putin, according to an update issued by their parent company. Meta had issued new guidance on Friday allowing content that condoned the harm of Russian soldiers , with media reporting at the time that it also permitted content urging violence against the Russian president. Continue reading…

Meta Platforms (FB) owned Instagram faces a ban in Russia from Mar 14 as Russian authorities oppose the company's changes in its content policy.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, issued a reminder on Sunday that it prohibits calls on its platforms for the assassination of high-ranking world leaders, following intense scrutiny of the company''s decision last week to relax hate speech policies in Ukraine.

The Nasdaq index turned lower midway through trading, losing more than 100 points on Monday. The Dow traded up 0.61% to 33,143.88 while the NASDAQ fell 1.13% to 12,698.26. The S&P also fell, dropping, 0.05% to 4,202.22. Also check this: Meta Platforms And 4 Other Stocks Sold By Insiders Leading and Lagging Sectors Financials shares climbed by 2.8% on Monday. Meanwhile, top gainers in the sector included Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft (NYSE: DB ), up 11% and Sculptor Capital Management, Inc. (NYSE: SCU ) up 13%. In trading on Monday, energy shares fell by 2.5%. Top Headline Russia sought China''s military equipment to support its invasion of Ukraine, Financial Times reported citing U.S. officials. The U.S. looks to caution its allies against China''s possible assistance to Russia. Equities Trading UP Volt Information Sciences, Inc. (NYSE: VOLT ) shares shot up 95% to $5.89 after the company announced it would be acquired for $6 per share. Shares of … Full story available on Benzinga.com

Meta Platforms, the parent of Facebook and Instagram, has drawn heat from Russia since the the invasion of Ukraine.

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