After hitting an all-time high of $525.15 in February, AppLovin Corp.'s (NASDAQ: APP) share price tumbled more than 35% afterward, due to a pending class action lawsuit and to short seller reports.

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Analyst Matthew Cost upgraded shares of AppLovin to Overweight from Equal-Weight on Thursday. He cut his target for the stock ...

Piper Sandler analyst James Callahan lowered the firm’s price target on AppLovin (APP) to $425 from $575 and keeps an Overweight rating on the ...

Morgan Stanley upgraded AppLovin (APP) to Overweight from Equal Weight with a price target of $350, down from $470. The company has ...

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Shares of AppLovin ( APP 16.07%) were surging today after the adtech stock caught a tailwind from the broader market recovery ...

AppLovin has faced significant stock volatility and short-seller allegations, but professional analysts support its strong ...

Shares of digital advertising up-and-comer Applovin (NASDAQ: APP) plunged 18.2% in March, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. Applovin already had a rough February, when it was hit ...

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