ROBLOX CORP

Roblox faces a sharp earnings miss, downgrades, and a slowdown in bookings, prompting investors to question its growth and monetization future.

Roblox Corp faces a July 30 earnings showdown: market cap hits $35.5B amid a $150‑$40 range, negative P/E, and questions on growth and profitability.

Roblox unveils AI Build, turning text prompts into playable games, while dropping low‑usage services to focus on growth and innovation.

Roblox unveils an AI‑powered mobile game‑creation tool, promising rapid creator access but risking monetisation, safety and regulatory scrutiny.

Roblox faces EU loot‑box bans and UK age checks that could slash its in‑game sales and reshape its growth strategy.

Roblox expands its game library while facing regulatory bans in Turkey and Indonesia—balancing new titles with compliance challenges.

Roblox’s stock slumps after a 5% dip in user engagement, yet institutional buys and a new $2.7M incubator deal hint at long‑term growth potential.

Roblox’s new safety rules slash revenue forecasts and trigger a 15 % stock drop—yet AI plans promise a future growth boost, leaving investors weighing short‑term costs against long‑term gains.

Roblox faces new child‑safety regulations and AI‑driven game development—learn how compliance costs and AI tools could reshape its growth and stock outlook.

Roblox settles Nevada child‑safety case for $12 M while launching AI tools that simplify game creation and protect minors.