Facebook has agreed to pay US$35 million to settle claims that its officers and directors misled investors in the company's 2012 initial public offering, Bloomberg reports. The company, which operates the world's largest social media network, didn't admit wrongdoing as part of the settlement, which was ...
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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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Facebook could be a literal ghost town in a few decades' time, with the dead outnumbering the living. Experts at Oxford University crun...
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