The Latest Breaking News from Evan Spiegel

Chief Executive Officer at Saudi Research and Media Group (SRMG) Jomana al-Rashid held talks on Monday with Snap Chat co-founder and CEO Evan Spiegel. Both sides discussed the role of media companies in supporting the content creation industry. Rahid said in a tweet that the meeting touched on the changes…

“We’ve forgotten what we’ve lost—and what we could gain—by spending more time together,” wrote CEO Evan Spiegel.

Social networking and camera company Snap Inc (NYSE: SNAP) reported third-quarter financial results after market close Thursday. Here are the key highlights.

With the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance to fight sky-high inflation and increasing odds of recession, fundamentally weak stocks may struggle to stay afloat in the near term. Thus, we think shares of NVIDIA (NVDA), Snap (SNAP), and Avaya Holdings (AVYA), even though they are ultra-popular on Wall Street, could be…

Big Tech loves to hate on TikTok, but there are plenty of privacy threats that live much closer to home.

At the Code Conference, rivals, tech giants and tech critics all described the Chinese-owned platform as a threat.

CEO says messaging app needs to focus on thirtysomethings and ‘big five’ countries – Mexico, Brazil, Italy, Spain and Japan

Worries about sky-high inflation, the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance, and recession prospects have spurred market sell-off lately. Moreover, investors expect increased market volatility as analysts cut down their earnings estimates. Given the uncertain market conditions, fundamentally weak and losing stocks Snap (SNAP), Allegiant Travel (ALGT), and Cardiff Oncology (CRDF) could…

A year into the pandemic, Evan Spiegel was flying high. The chief executive of Snap said annual revenue growth of 50% or more was a "steady state opportunity" for the social media company, requiring no additional gains in audience or innovation.

Snap to focus on its core messaging product as it reports revenue growth well below expectations

Snap Inc (NYSE: SNAP) shares traded higher by 15% on Wednesday after the social media giant disclosed in a new filing that it will be restructuring its business and laying off 20% of its staff.