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Meta (META) found by jury to have violated New Mexico consumer protection law and has been ordered to pay USD 375mln in the lawsuit

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Meta's recent jury ruling signifies potential legal challenges ahead and raises concerns about regulatory scrutiny for tech firms. The USD 375 million penalty, while substantial, may have implications for its operational costs and investor sentiment, affecting equity performance and broader market dynamics, particularly in tech and media sectors.

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