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Yet they fail to put their money where their votes are by simply selling Facebook shares. Regardless of what happens with Zuckerberg, Facebook's best days are
by apo 7y ago
Yet they fail to put their money where their votes are by simply selling Facebook shares.
Regardless of what happens with Zuckerberg, Facebook's best days are behind it. The notion that a change in leadership can right this sinking ship makes no sense.
- michaelt 7y agoYet they fail to put their money where their votes are by simply selling Facebook shares. Wouldn't that imply that no shareholder resolution should ever pass? And boards shouldn't be accountable to anyone?
- buckminster 7y agoIt would just mean that nobody would invest in the small number of companies designed to have an unaccountable board.
- Bakary 7y agoThey own the next generation of social networks, I don't see why they would stop doing well. Unless you mean just the Facebook service itself.