Meta Is No Longer Just Facebook’s Parent – It’s The Internet’s Cash Machine
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- Meta enters its late‑January/early‑February 2026 earnings stretch near record highs, powered by a massive social ad engine that still feels essential to brands.
- AI‑driven recommendations and ad tools are the quiet growth driver, while Reality Labs remains a costly but strategic bet on future hardware platforms.
- Legal and regulatory scrutiny around youth mental health and screen time is intensifying, adding long‑term uncertainty even as the near‑term business looks strong.
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