
Meta has announced its Q4 guidance, expecting revenue between $73-$76 billion, and has also banned TikTok ads, while planning to increase its capital expenditure by $5-$10 billion in 2026. This move comes as the company continues to navigate the evolving social commerce landscape.
The ban on TikTok ads and increased investment in capital expenditure may have significant implications for social commerce, as Meta seeks to strengthen its position in the market and compete with other platforms. This development could impact the way businesses and creators approach advertising and commerce on social media, making it essential to monitor the situation and adapt to any changes.
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