The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation into marketing platform AppLovin is continuing, Bloomberg News reported on Friday.

The major stock indexes rose on Friday morning after the Supreme Court struck down the sweeping global tariffs implemented by President Trump last year, a major setback for the president's signature economic policy.

The advertising technology firm is reportedly pursuing plans for a new social media platform.

Stock futures are holding steady this morning as investors await new economic data to cap the holiday-shortened trading week; the fourth-quarter report on gross domestic product and the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation are due out this morning; concerns about the private credit market are rising after Blue Owl Capital said it has liquidated $1.4 billion in assets to pay out investors who are looking to exit some of its funds; Opendoor stock is soaring after the online real estate platform reported better-than-expected results; and Applovin shares are rising amid reports the mobile ad technology firm is looking to build its own social media network. Here's what you need to know today.

The ad tech company has had a tough start to 2026 but one move in particular seems to be generating excitement among investors.

AppLovin shares are moving higher in extended trading Thursday as rumors circle on social media that the company is working with OpenAI.

AppLovin (APP) shares have decreased by 28.9% over the span of 21 trading days. This recent decline highlights fresh worries about increasing competition from Meta and CloudX, along with a general market weakness in software, prompting a more challenging question: is this downturn just temporary, or does it indicate more significant underlying issues?

AppLovin  APP has evolved from a mobile gaming infrastructure provider into one of the most profitable performance advertising platforms.

AppLovin reported its best quarter in history, with record revenue, 84% EBITDA margins, and $3.24 in earnings per share, yet the stock declined nearly 30%.

AppLovin (APP) is moving to build its own social networking platform, according to comments made by a senior executive on a recent podcast. The move follows the