As he relates in his new book, “Fair Shot,” he co-founded Facebook, asked his roommate Mark Zuckerberg for 10 percent of the company, received 2 percent instead and became dynastically wealthy as a result. Hughes is acutely aware of how unfair this is. “Most Americans cannot find $400 in the case ...
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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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