Meta's Stock Declines Amid AI Spending Concerns and Tax Charges
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Meta's shares dropped over 12% after a $16 billion tax charge related to Trump's Megabill significantly lowered its quarterly earnings, which otherwise would have exceeded expectations. Despite strong revenue and increased capital expenditure guidance, the tax impact caused the largest single-day loss in years. Meta continues to invest heavily in AI and prepares for future technological shifts.
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