StocksHigh Impact•21 October 2026•
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Meta Ordered to Pay $25B Penalty in New Mexico Cambridge Analytica Case
Key Facts
1A New Mexico jury ordered Meta to pay a $25 billion penalty for misleading citizens about data safeguards.
A New Mexico jury ordered Meta to pay a $25 billion penalty for misleading citizens about data safeguards. CNBC reported that the jury in Santa Fe found the company liable for misleading users regarding data collection and privacy practices related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, citing a failure to protect user information.
Meta was trading at $708.13 on October 21, 2026, during a session that saw a low of $692.38. On the same day, AAPL was trading at $344.62, while GOOGL stood at $334.32 and MSFT was at $532.955.