Facebook Inc. shares were flat in after-hours trading Friday following the company's announcement that its chief marketing officer, Antonio Lucio, is leaving Sept. 18. A company spokesman said Lucio, who joined Facebook in 2018 from HP Inc. , is leaving to dedicate his time to diversity, inclusion and equity. During Lucio's tenure at Facebook, the social-networking company increased worldwide ad spending to rebuild trust as it grappled with barbs about its privacy practices and how it handles misinformation on its digital platforms. Facebook's stock is up 30% in 2020. The broader S&P 500 index is up 5% this year. Read More...
Facebook Inc. shares were flat in after-hours trading Friday following the company’s announcement that its chief marketing officer, Antonio Lucio, is leaving Sept. 18. A company spokesman said Lucio, who joined Facebook in 2018 from HP Inc. , is leaving to dedicate his time to diversity, inclusion and equity. During Lucio’s tenure at Facebook, the social-networking company increased worldwide ad spending to rebuild trust as it grappled with barbs about its privacy practices and how it handles misinformation on its digital platforms. Facebook’s stock is up 30% in 2020. The broader S&P 500 index is up 5% this year.
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