Snap shares plunge after company reports slowing user growth and revenues
People finding they have better things to do is bad news for Snap
Shares in Snap Inc, the owner of the popular Snapchat app, which floated on the Nasdaq stock exchange in March, plunged overnight after the company filed its first results as a public company revealing...
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