In early Tuesday trading, social media company Snap (NYSE: SNAP) gained 0.6% after announcing it is restructuring its organization into small "startup teams" to address challenges of slowing advertising revenue growth and declining user numbers.
The company aims to regain agility and innovation capabilities, with a focus on direct monetization through its Snapchat+ subscription service, which has already achieved significant growth.
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