Facebook Rejected Him - Then They Paid Him $19 Billion - Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META)
In 2009, Brian Acton applied for a job at Facebook, now known as Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ: META). He's lucky he didn't get the gig.
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In 2009, Brian Acton applied for a job at Facebook, now known as Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ: META). He's lucky he didn't get the gig.
Accused criminals or convicted criminals including murderers, fraudsters, not minor fraudsters, globalfraudsters. there are vat scammers, card scammers, you name it, they are in there. and you can read more about today's expose on the bbc news app today's expose on the bbc news app on the bbc website and over the coming days we will also be bringing in more revelations from the pandora papers including the financial dealings of three major donors to the uk governing conservative party. now to another issue of global alarm. the united states it is very concerned about provocative military actio...