What Would It Mean for Instagram?

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Young people under 24 years old spent ten minutes every day on stogram, and that's actually down from the previous year. They were spending more time on utube and aps like tick tok, which is really a big part of the story. facebook has this id that it wants instogram to be more than just advertising. It also wants to build out an e commerce site. So what would it mean for facebook if instagram were to go into a decline? I have to imagine it would hurt pretty bad.

House prices have set records in the US and parts of Europe, and the artificial intelligence-based drug-discovery platform Insilico has raised more than $255m from investors. Plus, the deputy head of the FT’s Lex column, Elaine Moore, explains why Instagram is struggling to stay relevant in today's social media landscape.

House prices climb to record levels in US and Europe

https://www.ft.com/content/3082fe00-cdb7-4eb9-ab2d-2309b9848114

AI drug discovery start-up Insilico raises more than $255m

https://www.ft.com/content/704ced9a-dffd-49a1-a58f-46fc6dca0cd2

Too many influencers, not enough eyeballs: will boredom kill Instagram?

https://www.ft.com/content/9c00219a-229a-4b82-a7c3-63000b558053

More than 5m people become millionaires despite pandemic

https://www.ft.com/content/86b99144-ba71-441d-b297-ddcdc94ea7f2?

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