AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP) was in the spotlight on Friday after investment firm Benchmark defended the mobile software company after reports from a pair of short-sellers wiped off nearly 20% of its ...

First, AppLovin has started serving e-commerce customers in addition to mobile gaming companies, which is a much bigger opportunity. And according to management, it's catching on fast.

Investors are flocking to AppLovin, the latest technology darling. The company, which connects advertisers with mobile-game developers, could be the next TikTok, according to analysts.

AppLovin's stock popped Wednesday on the news it plans to offload its entire apps business at a $900 million asking price by next quarter.

AppLovin is a mobile advertising technology business that operates a software-based platform connecting mobile game developers to new users. AppLovin offers a software platform and an app.

AppLovin’s array of products are critical tools that its clients utilize to compete and thrive in the digital app world that’s more competitive than ever.

AppLovin APP -3.93% reported a surge in fourth-quarter revenue boosted by its advertising business. Shares soared after the company released results, with the stock up 28% to $488 in post-market ...

Adtech firm AppLovin's stock is surging after a recent move into e-commerce, but some ad insiders have questions about its business model.

Gaming and mobile app advertising company AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP) is ripping out of the gate this morning, jumping 32% higher at the open after beating Wall Street’s fourth-quarter earnings ...

The Ratings Game AppLovin’s stock easily seals its best week ever. It’s now up 600% this year. The ad-tech company is now approaching a market cap of $100 billion ...

AppLovin’s $135 billion market cap and 900% year-to-date surge through Friday’s close weren’t enough to earn it entry into the benchmark large-cap index.

Gaming and mobile app advertising company AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP) is ripping out of the gate this morning, jumping 32% higher at the open after beating Wall Street’s fourth-quarter earnings ...