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Snap Inc. shares declined again Thursday, marking a third straight loss amid a broader selloff in technology stocks. The stock now trades 56% below its July high as the company grapples with pressure on its core advertising business.

Snap shares fell nearly 1% as regulators in the UK and Australia ramped up pressure over child safety enforcement. The company also faces investor caution after providing a first-quarter revenue forecast slightly below Wall Street expectations.

Snap Inc shares declined 1.4% to $4.79 after UK authorities ordered Snapchat and other platforms to enhance age checks for minors. The regulatory pressure adds to existing concerns over Snap's advertising reliance and user growth.

Reddit stock climbed over 5% in afternoon trading, defying a flat broader market, as Wall Street analysts adjusted price targets following last week's robust earnings report and a new $1 billion share buyback authorization.

Reddit stock climbed 6.5% after Citizens and Needham reaffirmed $300 price targets, though user engagement metrics show signs of softening. Broader markets edged higher ahead of key U.S. economic data.

Reddit stock gained 2% in morning trading, rebounding from last week's post-earnings decline. Analysts issued divergent price target revisions as investors assessed user growth and advertising momentum.