Social media stocks are positive outliers early Wednesday in the wake of major restructuring news from Snap.
Snap itself is 10.4% higher after confirming it will cut 20% of its workforce (more than 1,200 jobs) and cancel a number of projects that don't fit into three strategic priorities (including Snap Originals, Minis, Games, and "selfie drone" Pixy).
Meta Platforms is bouncing back after three straight losing sessions, up 6.08% Wednesday. Meta stock had fallen about 7% since closing at $168.78 last Thursday.
Pinterest, which often moves based on its bigger social siblings, is up 5.9% in sympathy. It also is rebounding from three straight down sessions during which it fell 8.5%.
Twitter is 0.4% higher, though its trading is growing increasingly unmoored from fundamentals as each day brings new legal action ahead of an October trial over its deal to be acquired by Elon Musk.
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