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Snap

Bitstrips is a media and technology company based in Toronto, Canada. It develops and operates Bitmoji, a mobile application that allows users to create personalized avatars and use them in messaging applications. As of March 2016, Bitstrips has been operating as a subsidiary of Snap Inc. Bitmoji was integrated into Snapchat in July 2016. Bitstrips Inc. was founded in 2007 by Jacob Blackstock, David Kennedy, Shahan Panth, Dorian Baldwin, and Jesse Brown.

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Spectacles are pairs of smartglasses dedicated to recording video for the Snapchat service. They feature a camera lens and are capable of recording short video segments and syncing with a smartphone to upload to the user's online account. They were developed and manufactured by Snap Inc., announced on September 23, 2016, during Snap Inc's rebrand from Snapchat Inc. and released on November 10. They are made for Snap's image messaging and multimedia platform Snapchat and were initially distributed exclusively through Snap's pop-up vending machine, Snapbot. On February 20, 2017, Snap Spectacles became available for purchase online.

Spectacles

Snap, Inc. operates as a technology company, which engages in the provision of a visual messaging application that was created to help people communicate through short videos and images. The company was founded by Frank Reginald Brown IV, Evan Thomas Spiegel, and Robert C. Murphy in 2010 and is headquartered in Santa Monica, CA.

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Snap reports strong Q4 performance, focuses on AR innovation

Snap's Q4 2022 performance reflects robust user growth, revenue generation, and strategic investments in community and augmented reality.
The company's strengths lie in ad platform enhancements, user engagement, and upcoming Investor Day insights, bolstering its competitive position.
While facing challenges in revenue dynamics and cost management, Snap can leverage opportunities in AR innovation, ad platform optimization, and content monetization.
Navigating these challenges and seizing opportunities will be key for Snap to sustain growth, profitability, and investor confidence in the evolving social media landscape.

Snap reports solid Q1 performance, focuses on user experience

Snap's Q1 2023 performance reflects user growth, revenue increase, and positive cash flow generation. The company's strategic focus on user experience, revenue diversification, and cost management highlights its commitment to long-term growth.
While facing challenges in advertising platform ROI and revenue growth, Snap's strengths in user engagement, innovation, and cost efficiency position it well for future opportunities. The company's investments in AR and community growth are key drivers of its growth strategy.

Snap (SNAP) reports robust Q2 performance, focuses on community growth

Snap's Q2 2023 earnings call highlights strong financial performance, strategic investments in AR and AI, and a focus on community growth. The company emphasizes its unique role in visual communication, successful products like Snapchat+, and efforts to drive revenue growth through content engagement. Challenges include maintaining revenue growth amidst market competition and evolving advertiser needs.

Snap Inc. reports robust Q3 earnings, eyes growth through engagement

Snap Inc.'s Q3 performance reflects positive revenue growth, strong user engagement, and a focus on enhancing advertising platform ROI. While facing challenges in Q4 revenue guidance and leadership transitions, the company is well-positioned to capitalize on opportunities for growth through strategic initiatives and partnerships. Snap's emphasis on user engagement and revenue diversification bodes well for future success.

Snap reports solid Q4 performance, focuses on engagement growth

Snap's Q4 2023 performance showcased strong user engagement and revenue growth, supported by strategic initiatives in AI and content unification.
While facing challenges such as workforce restructuring and competitive pressures, Snap is focused on driving revenue through ad platform improvements and cost-saving measures.
Opportunities lie in leveraging subscription services, enhancing user experiences, and expanding in key regions to sustain growth and drive long-term success.

Snap reports strong Q1 performance, eyes SMB growth opportunities

Snap's Q1 performance showcased revenue growth, user engagement improvements, and a positive brand environment. The company's strategic focus on relationships, Snap Stars, and global expansion bode well for future growth. While facing challenges in user engagement balance and competitive landscape, Snap is leveraging opportunities in SMB advertising growth and ad partnerships.

Snap reports record user growth and revenue, eyes AR innovation

Snap's Q2 2024 performance demonstrated strong user growth, revenue expansion, and improved financial health, driven by direct response advertising and Snapchat+ subscriptions.
While facing challenges in user retention and revenue diversification, Snap's focus on AR experiences, small and medium-sized advertisers, and upcoming innovations position it well for future growth.
Opportunities lie in expanding its customer base, enhancing content engagement, and leveraging technological advancements to drive revenue and user engagement.
Overall, Snap's strategic focus on innovation, user experience, and revenue diversification sets a positive trajectory for sustainable growth and market competitiveness.

Snap reports robust Q3 performance, eyes revenue growth opportunities

Snap's Q3 performance reflects strong user growth, revenue increase, and financial stability, positioning the company for future success.
While facing challenges in user engagement and competition, Snap's strategic focus on innovation and revenue growth presents opportunities for sustained growth.
With a clear roadmap for Q4 revenue targets and a commitment to enhancing user experience and AR capabilities, Snap is poised for continued success in the market.

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After another quarter of dismal performance, it is time for Snap Inc. (NYSE: SNAP) to give its investors their money back.

Why Snap Should Close and Sell Its Assets

A bruising year for Snap Inc.'s shares worsened Thursday, as the stock plummeted more than 25% in after-hours trading as executives launched the company's first major share-repurchase program amid revenue issues in a poor environment for online advertising.

Snap stock plummets more than 25% as online advertising continues to struggle

A grim fourth-quarter outlook from the social media group is drawing pessimism from the stock market and Wall Street analysts.

Snap Just Lost a Quarter of Its Value. What Wall Street Is Saying About the Bad News.

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Snap Inc. stock's SNAP, -0.64% 26.6% premarket decline on Friday dragged down other big tech names that rely on online advertising. Twitter Inc. TWTR, +1.18% was down 8% with a report that Biden administration officials are considering subjecting some of Elon Musk's ventures to national-security reviews adding to the downdraft.

Snap's 26.6% premarket decline drags down Meta, Google, Pinterest and other stocks exposed to online ad market

Here we go again. Snapchat owner Snap's disappointing earnings and outlook has spooked investors, which has spilled over into the rest of the social media sector.

Snap's Earnings Hit Other Social Media Stocks. Don't Panic.

Shares of Snap Inc sank about 25% before the bell on Friday, after the owner of photo messaging app Snapchat forecast zero revenue growth for the current quarter, triggering a slide in other social media stocks dependent on advertising revenue.

Snap crashes, drags peers, as dire forecast sparks ad growth fears

Nasdaq futures tumbled on Friday, dragged down by elevated U.S. Treasury yields and Snap's revenue warning for the busy holiday quarter that rattled shares of other social media companies.

Nasdaq futures fall after Snap's ad demand alarm

U.S. stock futures fell on Friday, with a warning from social-media service Snap setting a negative tone as bond yields continued to rise.

U.S. stock futures wilt after Snap warning, continued bond yield rise

Snap got the social media company results reporting season off to a poor start with its shares tumbling 25% overnight as revenue growth slowed to a five-year low. Rivals Meta, owner of Facebook, Google and Pininterest also suffered as analysts fretted Snap's woes were further evidence of a wider sector malaise.

Snap Inc warning drags on Facebook and Google Meta owners

Snap reported that its revenues grew only by 6% on year, to $1.13 billion, after its advertising revenue was hit by tightening marketing budgets.

Snap's share price slumps 27% after the company reported its slowest quarterly revenue growth ever

Snap slumps almost 27% after Q3 revenue grows at slowest pace ever, as tough economy hits digital ad sales

When Snap Inc. went public in 2017, this column boiled down the entire investment opportunity to one, simple question: Do you trust Evan Spiegel?

Snap investors, do you still trust Evan Spiegel?

Snapchat's parent says it is operating on an assumption there will be no revenue growth in the current quarter.

Snap Sales Growth Slows Further as Advertisers Cut Spending

Snap Inc. (NYSE:SNAP ) Q3 2022 Results Conference Call October 20, 2022 5:30 PM ET Company Participants David Ometer - Head, IR Evan Spiegel - CEO and Co-Founder Jerry Hunter - COO Derek Andersen - CFO Conference Call Participants Eric Sheridan - Goldman Sachs Brian Nowak - Morgan Stanley Rich Greenfield - LightShed Partners Mark Shmulik - Alliance Bernstein Ross Sandler - Barclays Lloyd Walmsley - UBS Mark Mahaney - Evercore Brent Thill - Jefferies Operator Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to Snap Inc.'s Third Quarter 2022 Earnings Conference Call. At this time, participants are in a listen-only mode.

Snap Inc. (SNAP) Q3 2022 Earnings Call Transcript

Snap's poor results follow a similarly disappointing second quarter, in which the company painted a grim picture of the weakening economy's effect on the social media sector.

Snapchat's parent warns of slowing ad growth from inflation

The "pig," in this case, represents inflation and its tentacles into the global economy. The "python" is the domestic economy.

Enduring This Market's "Pig Through the Python"

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After-hours news is exacerbating their declines.

These 2 Stocks Are Getting Crushed Late Thursday

Snap Inc (NYSE: SNAP) crashed nearly 30% in extended trading after reporting yet another disappointing quarter and refusing to issue guidance citing “uncertainty”. Gene Munster reacts to Snap's results More alarmingly, the social media company said revenue will continue to decelerate in the current financial quarter.

Snap stock is at a ‘total loss of confidence' after the Q3 report

Shares of Meta Platforms, Google-owner Alphabet and other companies that sell digital ads dropped late on Thursday after Snapchat owner Snap Inc blamed inflation for its slowest revenue growth since going public five years ago.

Meta, Alphabet, Pinterest shares shudder on Snap warning

Amid a challenging macroeconomic backdrop, Snap is cheap but clearly not cheap enough.

Snap Crackled, Now It Stopped

Snap reported its third quarter earnings Thursday, the first social media company to offer a financial update amidst ongoing economic tumult this quarter. The company, which has seen its stock price plunge to a fraction of what it was worth during 2021's highs, missed analyst expectations on revenue, bringing in $1.13 billion, under the $1.

Snap stock down 25% as the social network struggles

Snap's bad year continues. Snap on Thursday reported revenue of $1.13 billion for the three months ending in September, a slight 6% increase from the year prior and less than Wall Street had expected, as the company confronts tightening advertiser budgets in an uncertain economy.

The company's stock fell nearly 25% after revenue hit by shrinking advertiser budgets

Snap Inc (NYSE:SNAP) saw its stock price plunge in after-hours trading as the company behind Snapchat beat 3Q expectations on earnings but missed on revenue due to a decrease in advertising. The social media company reported weaker-than-expected revenue of US$1.13 billion versus the $1.14 billion expected by Wall Street for the quarter ended September 30.

Snap stock price crackles and drops over 25% after 3Q revenue miss

Snap (NYSE: SNAP ) is getting ready to report earnings for the third quarter of 2022 after markets close. The social media platform initially rose ahead of earnings this morning though it has been on a downward spiral since noon.

SNAP Stock Alert: 3 Things to Watch When Snap Reports Q3 Results

Snap kicked off earnings season for social media and tech companies today on a sour note with solid user numbers but lower than expected revenue and a dim fourth-quarter outlook with sales expected to be flat. Shares are down nearly 25%.

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