Snap shares are trading lower, pulling back after gaining Wednesday on House passage of a TikTok crackdown bill. The stock may also be under pressure after after Steven Mnuchin said he is forming an investor group to buy TikTok.
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Snap shares are trading lower after a recent gain due to the House passing a TikTok crackdown bill. The decline may also be attributed to Steven Mnuchin forming an investor group to buy TikTok, potentially impacting Snap's competitive landscape.
March 14, 2024 | 3:54 pm
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Snap shares are experiencing a downturn following the House's passage of a TikTok crackdown bill and news of Steven Mnuchin forming a group to acquire TikTok.
The downturn in Snap shares is likely due to the market reacting to regulatory actions against TikTok, which initially benefited Snap. However, the potential acquisition of TikTok by a group led by Steven Mnuchin could strengthen TikTok, posing a competitive threat to Snap.
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