What the Facebook Whistleblower Did to the Company’s Stock in 6 Weeks

By cineramaOctober 25, 2021Bitcoin Business

Facebook’s stock price has been diving since the Wall Street Journal first published initial reports from whistleblower Frances Haugen on Sept. 13. As of Monday’s close, the company’s shares […]

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What the Facebook Whistleblower Did to the Company’s Stock in 6 Weeks

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