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Facebook’s market capitalisation exceeded $1-trillion for the first time earlier in 2021 as the social media group cashed in on the global move online prompted by Covid-19 lockdowns. That is about three times SA’s GDP.
After a former employee leaked reams of internal documents to the Wall Street Journal last week detailing how the company knowingly prioritised profits over the wellbeing of its users, its market cap dropped back below the trillion-dollar mark...If you have already registered or subscribed, please sign in to continue.
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