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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Monday:Morgan Stanley reiterates Apple at overweightMorgan Stanley said it sees upside to its iPhone build forecast for Apple.“New build forecasts point to

Facebook-parent Meta on Friday won an appeal overturning a previous court ruling that barred it from using its name in Brazil due to confusion with another company.Mark Zuckerberg's tech company was in late February ordered to stop using its name in Brazil within 30 days after a Brazilian computer services provider won a favourable ruling arguing it already owned rights to the name and had as a result of the U.S. branding been wrongly cited in over 100 lawsuits.In a statement, the Brazilian Meta

Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg is now the fourth richest person in the world following a surge in Meta's share price that has increased his net worth more than any other individual this year.In 2024 so far, Zuckerberg's fortune has climbed by $42.4 billion, which has vaulted him to fourth place on Bloomberg's Billionaire Index. He has now overtaken Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who dropped to fifth-wealthiest billionaire.Zuckerberg, who owns a 13% stake in Meta , is now worth $170 billion, thanks to a surge in shares in the social media company he first set up in 2004 while a student at Harvard University.Zuckerberg now sits behind No. 1 billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, whose wealth climbed to $197 billion from $144 billion on Friday.The fast-paced growth in Zuckerberg's net worth saw him top the ranks of those who have made the sharpest increases in their wealth this year, ahead of Indian steel magnate Gautam Adani and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

Meta's dividend move could get the stock noticed even further - for better or worse. Meta Platforms Inc. surprised Wall Street on Thursday with its first-ever dividend, a move that's likely Silicon Valley's most monumental dividend decision since Apple Inc. reinstated its payout over a decade ago - and one that could light a fire under other tech giants.Meta's dividend plans could get the stock noticed even more on Wall Street, including by the committee choosing components for the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA. While it's no longer required for Dow candidates to issue dividends, paying one could certainly help Meta's resume.Investors are celebrating the news already, with Meta shares surging nearly 15% in after-hours trading after Thursday afternoon's earnings report, which brought the dividend news as well as more evidence that Meta's "Year of Efficiency" has paid off.While Meta's mature approach to shareholder returns could get it more respect by some investors, it could make ot