David Ramos/Getty Images A Facebook shareholder is suing the company for allegedly misleading investors. The suit is seeking class action status. The investor claims that since Facebook did not inform shareholders about the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, the company omitted facts that have led to a decline in Facebook’s value. Facebook has lost about $50…

– A hot start to 2018 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series for Daniel Hemric. He is with us now on NASCAR Race Hub. Happy to have you in studio for the first time in 2018. – It’s so good to be here. It’s definitely on good terms, so good to see you guys. – Yeah,…

Amid the turmoil of the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton on Tuesday told his Twitter followers to delete Facebook. @brianacton tweet « It is time. #deletefacebook, » he wrote on the social media platform. Acton has almost 21,000 Twitter followers. Facebook acquired WhatsApp for $19 billion in 2014. Acton remained with the company for…

Tens of thousands of sick and disabled people have missed out on large sums of government money that they were legally entitled to due to “shoddy administration”, a report has found. An investigation by the National Audit Office (NAO) reveals the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has underpaid an estimated 70,000 people who transferred to…

In 2014, Facebook bought WhatsApp for $16 billion, making its co-founders — Jan Koum and Brian Acton — very wealthy men. Koum continues to lead the company, but Acton quit earlier this year to start his own foundation. And he isn’t done merely with WhatsApp — in a post on Twitter today, Acton told his…

Ian Wright believes it will be difficult for Mohamed Salah to turn down Real Madrid as he continues to star for Liverpool. Salah has been a revelation since arriving from Serie A outfit Roma in the off-season, scoring an incredible 36 goals across all competitions for Liverpool this term. Spanish and European champions Madrid have…

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