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Author Bio As a writer with over five years of experience, Will Ebiefung has contributed to The Motley Fool and other wonderful clients. He focuses on consumer goods and technology companies. Snap (NYSE:SNAP) are hugely popular among retail investors, ranking among the top 100 widely held stocks on the Robinhood trading platform. Their spectacular growth rates and digital business models draw traders like moths to a flame -- and they both look set for long-term success in the post-pandemic economy. Let's dig deeper to find out why these are two hot growth stocks to b...

Bernstein analysts wrote that if the fourth quarter of 2020 was digital advertising's "perfect storm," then the first quarter of 2021, and perhaps the rest of the year, will be "hurricane season."  "Undercurrents supporting a strong digital ad year include an accelerating upgrade cycle from image to video, TV ad ripe for picking, and brand spend returning," they wrote. "Investor expectations for the 1Q prints are high across the board, though not without a little noise in the run-up to earnings." Some digital ad players had been expecting impact of Apple's privacy change, which goes into eff...

Share: LOS ANGELES, April 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Global Virtual Fitting Room Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 20.2% from 2020 to 2027 and reach the market value of over US$ 11.5 Bn by 2027. The North American market accounted for a significant market share in the past and is expected to continue in the forecast period, with the US at the forefront. Early simulation technology adoption influences regional growth, ultimately contributing to the growth of the global virtual fitting market over the forecast period. True Fit Corporation, Zugara, Inc., SenseMi Smart Solut...

Image source: Getty Images. 1. Vuzix Vuzix stock surged about 2,000% over the past 12 months as the developer of AR glasses and headsets finally gained more mainstream attention during the pandemic. The company sells its M-series of AR glasses for enterprise customers, custom AR glasses for companies like Toshiba, and Blade AR glasses for both businesses and mainstream consumers. Vuzix's annual revenue rose more than fivefold between 2016 and 2020, but it only started attracting more investors after launching its consumer-facing Blade AR glasses in 2019. It also sold more of its M400 glasses...

Snap is acquiring the company as part of a long-term push to bring more e-commerce and in-app purchases to Snapchat. Snap is making in-app purchases a greater priority partly to balance upcoming privacy changes to Apple's iOS devices. Those changes will make it harder for companies like Snap to track how well their ads led to purchases, spurring them to find alternative sources of revenue. "Our main focus going forward will be to scale the Fit Analytics business and work with Snap to grow their shopping platform, leveraging our technology and expertise," Fit Analytics said in a post announcin...