Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) shares fell 0.13% to $614.22 at 9:45 a.m. ET on November 2 during regular trading as a UK investigation into its proposed content terms moves ahead. The Competition and Markets Authority opened its investigation on October 30, scrutinizing the social-media and AI group's access to business content. The proposed rules could let Meta collect and reuse material from publishers' and businesses' websites without giving them control over that use, and the CMA will examine whether Meta holds a dominant position in a relevant UK market and whether the conditions abuse that position. Implementation shifted from October 30 to November 20 before Meta announced an October 28 pause pending industry consultation. The regulator has made no finding that Meta broke competition law, and evidence gathering comes next. GuruFocus assigns Meta a GF Score of 99/100, with profitability, growth and momentum leading the profile, and a price-to-earnings ratio of 20.94 provides a valuation reference. Revised terms could affect Meta's flexibility in using third-party content, although no financial impact has been quantified in the material provided.