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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 72.567.001 von faultcode am 12.10.22 21:47:11

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Mit Mark Zuckerberg als CEO und quasi allein bestimmenden Groß-Aktionär (Stichwort voting rights) wird sich das Problem mit der fundamentalen Unterbewertung mMn nicht mehr beheben lassen.
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womöglich hat sich Mark Zuckerberg dafür entschieden, den Gewinn so abzusenken, daß er wieder zum Aktienkurs passt:

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Schade hätte ich das Limit mal auf 125 gesetzt…

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$META (Class A Common Stock für's Fußvolk ) ist die vermutlich derzeit am meisten gehasste Aktie unter den US-Großwerten:


https://www.gurufocus.com/stock/META/summary?search=meta#bac…


Mit Mark Zuckerberg als CEO und quasi allein bestimmenden Groß-Aktionär (Stichwort voting rights) wird sich das Problem mit der fundamentalen Unterbewertung mMn nicht mehr beheben lassen.

Vielleicht gibt's unter Mark Zuckerberg mittlerweile nur noch Ja-Sager um ihn herum.

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Facebook's parent company has subpoenaed 132 companies for documents

13.9.
Snap, TikTok and Others Protest As Meta Seeks Sensitive Information To Battle FTC Lawsuit
https://www.benzinga.com/government/22/09/28847438/snap-tikt…
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Meta Platforms Inc is forcing its rivals to reveal some of their most closely held secrets to defend itself from the federal government, Bloomberg reports.

Facebook's parent company has subpoenaed 132 companies for documents, including Snap Inc, ByteDance Ltd's TikTok, Match Group, Inc, Twitter Inc, Reddit Inc, Oracle Corp, Microsoft Corp, LinkedIn and the audio startup Clubhouse, and has warned that it may seek information from 100 more.

The rivals accused Meta of exploiting the antitrust litigation to get hold of their private data.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission prosecuted Meta in 2020 for allegedly hogging the social networking market partly through its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp.

Meta had denied the charges arguing that the market constantly evolved with newcomers like TikTok and Clubhouse.

Meta's request seeks "materials on every product and nearly every aspect of Snap's business, with a time range that spans almost Snap's entire existence," lawyers said.
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29.8.
..US-Nutzerklage um Cambridge Analytica könnte in Vergleich enden
https://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/datenskandal-meta-…
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Der Facebook-Konzern Meta will eine seit Jahren laufende Klage von US-Nutzern im Zusammenhang mit dem Datenskandal um Cambridge Analytica mit einem Vergleich beilegen.

Anwälte beider Seiten baten am Wochenende das Gericht in Kalifornien, das Verfahren für 60 Tage auszusetzen, damit sie Details einer Einigung ausarbeiten können. In gut drei Wochen sollten sich Facebook-Gründer Mark Zuckerberg und die jahrelang für das operative Geschäft zuständige Top-Manager Sheryl Sandberg mehrstündigen Befragungen durch Anwälte der Kläger stellen.

Details zu angestrebten Konditionen der Vereinbarung wurden zunächst nicht öffentlich. Ein Vergleich müsste noch vom Gericht freigegeben werden, damit er wirksam wird.
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3.7.
Mark Zuckerberg issues dire economic warning to Meta employees
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/mark-zuckerberg-issues-dir…
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Mark Zuckerberg has issued a chilling message to Meta Platforms Inc. employees: The company faces one of the “worst downturns that we’ve seen in recent history,” which will necessitate a scaling back of hiring and allocation of resources.

The dire economic warning was delivered during an internal videoconference meeting on Thursday for Meta’s 77,800 workers, according to a New York Times report. To underscore the ominous message, Zuckerberg told employees that they should expect to do more with fewer resources and that their performance would be more aggressively graded.

“I think some of you might decide that this place isn’t for you, and that self-selection is OK with me,”
Zuckerberg said on a call, according to the Times. “Realistically, there are probably a bunch of people at the company who shouldn’t be here.”

Buttressing Zuckerberg’s comments, Meta Chief Product Officer Chris Cox said in a separate memo that Meta faces “serious times” and economic “headwinds are fierce.”

The most obvious manifestation will be fewer hires — Facebook’s parent company now intends to add 6,000 to 7,000 engineers this year, down from an initial goal of 10,000, the Times reported. A former Facebook employee confirmed to MarketWatch that the Silicon Valley company has significantly reduced its hiring plans in recent months.

Meta’s advertising business has been badly battered by a change in privacy settings to Apple Inc.’s mobile operating system, limiting the amount of user data that can be collected by Facebook and Instagram. Consequently, Meta has posted two straight quarterly profit declines for the first time in a decade. Meta lost some $230 billion in market value — its worst one-day hit ever — after it posted desultory results in February.
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da geht es dahin, das "Metaverse":





https://www.marketinginstitut.biz/blog/metaverse/
<DIM Deutsches Institut für Marketing GmbH>

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.759.621 von faultcode am 11.06.22 14:42:15

und nun halt - wie nicht unüblich - der Schwanengesang:


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https://slate.com/technology/2022/06/sheryl-sandberg-lean-in…
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As the New York Times reported in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica fallout: “Facebook employed a Republican opposition-research firm to discredit activist protesters, in part by linking them to the liberal financier George Soros. It also tapped its business relationships, lobbying a Jewish civil rights group to cast some criticism of the company as anti-Semitic.” Sandberg reportedly oversaw those efforts.
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In the end, it isn’t her success that history will judge most harshly but the particular nature of her accomplishments. And after all, as one of Sandberg’s peers put it in the Financial Times: “Facebook would not be Facebook, without Sheryl.”

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 59.717.031 von Nachrichten am 26.01.19 12:39:12

was wurde diese Frau in Medien über Jahre hinweg gelobt (*). Dabei war es hinter den Kulissen wohl ganz anders:


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https://www.wsj.com/articles/meta-scrutinizing-sheryl-sandbe…


(*) z.B.:

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https://www.forbes.com/sites/carminegallo/2014/02/28/how-she…

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.700.496 von faultcode am 01.06.22 23:11:29

WSJ: Why Sheryl Sandberg Quit Facebook’s Meta
One of the world’s most powerful executives became increasingly burned out and disconnected from the mega-business she was instrumental in building. That dovetailed with a company investigation into her activities.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/why-sheryl-sandberg-quit-facebo…
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More recently, there was a fresh irritation: Earlier this year, The Wall Street Journal contacted Meta about two incidents from several years ago in which Ms. Sandberg, the chief operating officer, pressed a U.K. tabloid to shelve an article about her former boyfriend, Activision Blizzard Inc. Chief Executive Bobby Kotick, and a 2014 temporary restraining order against him.

The episode dovetailed with a company investigation into Ms. Sandberg’s activities, which hasn’t been previously reported, including a review of her use of corporate resources to help plan her coming wedding to Tom Bernthal, a consultant, the people said. The couple has been engaged since 2020.

As of May, that review was continuing, the people said.

“None of this has anything to do with her personal decision to leave,” said Caroline Nolan, a Meta spokeswoman. She earlier said that the Kotick matter had been resolved.

Earlier, on the Activision issue, a spokeswoman said at the time Ms. Sandberg had never made a threat in her communications with the Daily Mail, the U.K. tabloid. Mr. Kotick said it was his understanding that the Daily Mail didn’t run the story because it was untrue.

The broad company review added to a difficult period for Ms. Sandberg, which included the personal challenges of blending two families as part of her coming marriage and dealing with multiple family members with Covid-19, according to people close to her.
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Ms. Sandberg has been telling people that she feels burned out and that she has become a punching bag for the company’s problems, the people said. “She sees herself as someone who has been targeted, been tarred as a woman executive in a way that would not happen to a man. Gendered or not, she’s sick of it,” said one person who worked alongside Ms. Sandberg for many years.

Ms. Sandberg hasn’t been closely involved with the company’s high-stakes plan to execute Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg’s pivot to the development of virtual worlds in the so-called metaverse, the people said.
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After the fallout of Cambridge Analytica, Mr. Zuckerberg told Ms. Sandberg that he blamed her and her teams for the scandal, the Journal previously reported. Ms. Sandberg confided in friends that the exchange with Mr. Zuckerberg had rattled her and she wondered if she should be worried about her job.

The two scandals resulted in Ms. Sandberg being called by Washington to testify on foreign influence on American social networks.

Ms. Sandberg was further embattled by a 2018 New York Times report alleging that she had overseen an aggressive lobbying campaign to combat Facebook’s critics, including hiring a Washington-based opposition research firm.

In the wake of those events, Ms. Sandberg became a less visible presence around Washington and ceded many policy issues to other executives, said former employees who worked with her.

At times, Ms. Sandberg expressed frustration that she was being blamed for issues that arose in parts of the business she didn’t control, the former employees said.

Her overall influence also waned, in part because Mr. Zuckerberg in recent years asserted tighter control over all aspects of the company’s operations.

Last year, when the Journal published a series of investigative articles called The Facebook Files based on thousands of internal documents, Ms. Sandberg stayed largely silent. She is a strong advocate for women, and her muted public response was noted inside and outside the company in part because one of the revelations was that the company researchers had repeatedly found that Instagram was harmful to a sizable percentage of its young users, most notably teenage girls.

Data from the internal documents also showed that Ms. Sandberg’s share of employees had shrunk in recent years. At the start of 2014, 43% of the company’s staff reported to her, but that amount fell to 31% by 2021.

Ms. Sandberg also has been anxious about how coming film and television projects on Facebook will depict her tenure as one of the top women in tech. “There’s no scenario in which a successful businesswoman is not portrayed as a raging bitch,” she told one adviser.
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