At Facebook's Annual Meeting, Mark Zuckerberg Stuck to his Talking Points — and Ignored Some of Shareholders' Biggest Concerns - Business Insider -BoardProspects

At Facebook's Annual Meeting, Mark Zuckerberg Stuck to his Talking Points — and Ignored Some of Shareholders' Biggest Concerns

Business Insider May 31 2018 BoardBlogs
- At Facebook's annual meeting, company officials faced criticism from investors and a slew of shareholder proposals urging reforms.
- Addressing concerns about the abuse of Facebook's service, CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his team repeated talking points they've previously made to the press or in Congress.
- Zuckerberg and company ignored pointed concerns about the company's governance, a longstanding thorn in the side of many investors...
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