Snap’s Doug Hott is set to step in as CFO as the company lays off 16% of its workforce and increases its focus on AI.

This article originally appeared on ProPublica. More than 400,000 Arizonans have lost their SNAP benefits since July — the largest decline in the nation by a wide margin — as an underfunded state ...

Snap shares climbed 14% after activist Irenic Capital suggested changes to boost the company's value. Irenic's letter outlines six steps to raise the stock price from its current $3.93 to $26.37.

March 31 (Reuters) - Activist investor Irenic Capital Management said on Tuesday that technology company Snap (SNAP.N), opens new tab could be worth at least five times as much as today's valuation ...

Snap Inc. (SNAP) jumped 11% after activist investor Irenic Capital Management confirmed that it had taken a stake in the social media company. Irenic, which has an economic interest of ~2.5% in Snap's ...

Shares of Snap Inc. jumped more than 13% on Tuesday as activist investor Irenic Capital Management acquired a 2.5% stake and is pushing for changes at the social media giant to boost its valuation.

Florida will ban SNAP recipients from buying soda, energy drinks, candy, and prepared desserts starting in April. The state is one of 22, mostly Republican-led, that have received waivers from the ...

(NEXSTAR) – The movement to ban SNAP recipients from buying soda, candy and energy drinks with their benefits is growing. Four more states have been granted waivers from the United States Department ...

Another major public benefits fraud ring has been uncovered in Massachusetts, as U.S. Attorney Leah Foley announced a $1 million scheme busted by the feds involving nine Dominican nationals who used ...

The foldable cooler fits snugly in places like no hard cooler before it. This is what I thought of the Snap 'N Go after some testing. Corin Cesaric-Epple is an Editor at CNET. Her coverage includes ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Shoppers who use SNAP benefits will see changes to what they can buy in 2026 and beyond. Twenty-two states are changing or will ...

Kansas, Nevada, Ohio and Wyoming have joined 18 other states in implementing restrictions on what food assistance recipients can purchase using their taxpayer-funded benefits. U.S. Secretary of ...