S&P Global Ratings Revises Meta's Outlook to Negative
S&P Global Ratings has downgraded its outlook for Meta Platforms to negative, citing concerns over the company's aggressive capital expenditure on AI.
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Meta Launches AI Fashion App 'Style Sketch' in Southeast Asia
Meta has introduced a new standalone AI-powered fashion application called Style Sketch in Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand.
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