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The boycott has actually sent out Facebook officers rushing, with the social media giant’s leading advertisement exec on Friday sending a memo to marketers assuring an external audit of its security tools and practices
The boycott is another example of the increased willingness of big brand names to take a stand, as they react to press from their own employees and customers. From their story:
Many of Facebook’s marketing comes from small companies that can’t pay for to turn off the channel.
In addition, as Tanya, Lauren, and Lucia report, a lot of marketers spend less in the summer season and in an election year anyway because sales are sluggish and there’s so much noise to break through. You can read their story here:
Facebook and advertisers are locked in an image war, and advertisers are winning
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Read on for more on a tech dealmaker who’s drawing contrasts to Warren Buffett, a toxic culture at a Wall Street company, and Tesla’s battery challenges.
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Tech’s leading dealmaker
Dakin Campbell and Casey Sullivan this week published a profile of Egon Durban, the co-CEO of private equity company Silver Lake Partners who’s a newly-minted billionaire drawing comparisons to Warren Buffett. The lead provocateur, Elliott Management’s Jesse Cohn, settled his campaign.
They explained how among the most prolific private-equity executives climbed the ladder in a company, promoted more control, and after that proceeded to put his mark on the firm.
You can check out the story in full here:
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A toxic celebration culture
Nicole Einbinder and Rebecca Ungarino reported this week that former employees say BTIG, a Wall Street firm backed by Goldman Sachs and Blackstone, had a toxic party culture From their story:
Interviews with more than half a lots former BTIG workers, and an evaluation of court records and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission files, reveal allegations of a boys’- club culture, excessive drinking at company events, and sexual small talk at least into 2019.
An investigator with the EEOC contacted at least two previous BTIG workers within the past 18 months looking for details about allegations of sexual harassment at the firm.
You can check out the story in complete here:
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Tesla’s battery challenges
From Linette Lopez:
Tesla understood its Design S automobiles were equipped with a battery-cooling system that had a problematic design in June 2012, as those cars began being delivered to consumers, according to three people familiar with the matter and internal files seen by Organisation Insider.
The defect in the design made the cooling system prone to leakage.
You can read her story in full here:
Tesla understood its Design S battery had a style defect that might lead to leakages and, eventually, fires starting in2012 It offered the car anyway.
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