Jefferies hosted AppLovin (APP) management this week and remains bullish on the long-term opportunity, as well as the near-term steps the ...

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESS Newswire / March 14, 2025 / If you suffered a loss on your AppLovin Corporation (NASDAQ:APP) investment and want to learn ...

The adtech company AppLovin is nearing a $900 million deal to sell its games unit to Tripledot Studios, a London-based mobile-games developer, four people with knowledge of the matter told ...

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AppLovin's expansion beyond gaming appears to have gained momentum in the fourth quarter, providing greater confidence in the company's long-term trajectory. Unity plans to introduce an AI-enabled ...

AppLovin could sell its games business for $500 million in cash and $400m in shares of the mystery buyer’s common equity. The ad tech firm’s annual report has shed some light on the recently announced ...

Revealing a significant insider sell on March 12, Vasily Shikin, Chief Technology Officer at AppLovin APP, as per the latest SEC filing. What Happened: Shikin's recent Form 4 filing with the U.S.

Adam Foroughi, CEO, co-founder and chairman of AppLovin, announced this week the company would divest its gaming studio apps business for $900 million, comprising $500 million in cash and a ...

On February 28, 2025, Alex Zukin, managing director and head of software research at Wolfe Research joined Market Domination Overtime on Yahoo Finance to discuss the evolving role of AI in the ...

AppLovin stock has exploded over the last year thanks to the breakout success of its ad tech platform. The company is selling its gaming business, becoming a pure play in ads. 2025 will be a big ...

AppLovin saw a 16.96% decline in its share price over the last week, primarily impacted by significant legal challenges. The company faces a class-action lawsuit from Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman ...

London developer Tripledot is set to buy AppLovin’s games division in a $900 million deal, according to a report. Four people with “knowledge of the matter” told Business Insider the deal isn’t ...