Facebook will pay $2.3bn (£1.6bn) in unexpected taxes as a result of the tax overhaul the US approved last year. Despite the hit, the firm's quarterly profits increased 20% year-on-year to nearly $4.3bn. The figures underscored Facebook's strong financial position, in spite of the criticism it has faced over ...
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From Facebook to Volkswagen and Samsung: why national stereotypes matter during corporate crises
From Facebook to Volkswagen and Samsung: why national stereotypes matter during corporate crises Timo Mandler , TBS Business School and ...
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From Facebook to Volkswagen and Samsung: why national stereotypes matter during corporate crises Timo Mandler , TBS Business School and ...
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A Facebook user known as Amy DC has expressed concern when Facebook deleted a meme on the grounds of “hate speech”. The meme was a ... ...
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