Snap Inc co-founders see their net worths drop over year report HEAD TOPICS
Snap Inc co-founders see their net worths drop over year report
10/22/2022 12:00:00 PM Snap Inc co-founders see their net worths drop over year report
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Snap Inc co-founders see their net worths drop over year report Snap Inc. co-founders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy have seen their respective net worths drop precipitously in a year, Bloomberg reported Friday. The company said it generated $1.13 billion in revenue in the third quarter, a 6% increase from the same period last year when it posted $1.08 billion. That metric came in below analyst estimates. Meanwhile, its net loss widened from about $72 million to $360 million. Factors like "platform policy changes,and increased competition" affected Snap's revenue growth in the quarter, the company said in its quarterly investor letter. In this photo illustration, the Snapchat logo is seen displayed on a smartphone. Read more:
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