Advertisers spend with Facebook because it works, thanks to its scale and targeting heft, and advertisers are slow and conservative, experts said.
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Advertisers have stuck with Facebook through years of scandals. Here are 6 things that would need to change for them to abandon it.

Advertisers have stuck with Facebook through years of scandals. Here are 6 things that would need to change for them to abandon it.

Lucia Moses | Advertisers spend with Facebook because it works, thanks to its scale and targeting heft, and advertisers are slow and conservative, experts said.

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The CEO of a $1.3 billion startup backed by Mary Meeker, Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey, apologizes after sexual harassment allegations emerge

The CEO of a $1.3 billion startup backed by Mary Meeker, Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey, apologizes after sexual harassment allegations emerge

Julie Bort | Intercom's venture investors have vowed to investigate how the company handled previous investigations involving CEO Eoghan McCabe.

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PayPal's CFO believes AI can save the company $25 million a year by automating one area of customer service

PayPal's CFO believes AI can save the company $25 million a year by automating one area of customer service

Dan DeFrancesco | John Rainey, PayPal's chief financial officer, wants to improve the payments company's ability to automate customer inquiries.

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Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes explains what he learned from sinking $25 million into a business venture that ultimately failed

Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes explains what he learned from sinking $25 million into a business venture that ultimately failed

Richard Feloni | Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes said his fraught tenure as head of The New Republic taught him about setting expectations and risk.

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Here's the letter the $600 million healthcare startup uBiome sent to reassure investors after it was raided by the FBI

Here's the letter the $600 million healthcare startup uBiome sent to reassure investors after it was raided by the FBI

Lydia Ramsey | Interim CEO John Rakow is focused on "restoring the company's credibility," including "the integrity of uBiome's leadership and billing practices."

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Church's Chicken CEO reveals his turnaround game plan to win back customers and introduce the world to a new version of the iconic chain

Church's Chicken CEO reveals his turnaround game plan to win back customers and introduce the world to a new version of the iconic chain

Kate Taylor | Church's Chicken launched its three-year turnaround in 2017, under the fresh leadership of CEO Joe Christina.

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This 9-slide pitch deck helped a cookie startup that competed on 'Shark Tank' close a seed round while bringing in $1.4 million last year

This 9-slide pitch deck helped a cookie startup that competed on 'Shark Tank' close a seed round while bringing in $1.4 million last year

Shana Lebowitz | After appearing on "Shark Tank," the founders of Nui cookies used a simple pitch deck to raise money from family, friends, and angel investors.

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Buy Amazon and Google, sell Apple and Exxon: Here's an in-depth look at Goldman Sachs' newly unveiled strategy for fighting the trade war

Buy Amazon and Google, sell Apple and Exxon: Here's an in-depth look at Goldman Sachs' newly unveiled strategy for fighting the trade war

Joe Ciolli | The focal point of Goldman's newly unveiled trade-war strategy is the division of the S&P 500 into two groups: service providers and goods producers.

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Facebook’s co-founder made a passionate plea to break up the social network, but legal experts say the idea may be dead on arrival

Facebook’s co-founder made a passionate plea to break up the social network, but legal experts say the idea may be dead on arrival

Benjamin Pimentel | Legal experts say Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes' pitch to break up the company will probably not go anywhere, despite the valid issues he raised.

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$203 billion asset manager Cliff Asness says he'll stick with his trademark investing style 'like grim death' despite bleeding assets

$203 billion asset manager Cliff Asness says he'll stick with his trademark investing style 'like grim death' despite bleeding assets

Meghan Morris | Despite a "pretty crappy" market for multi-factor, quantitative-driven investing, AQR head Cliff Asness defends his firm's strategy.

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