Facebook chief vows to fight back after "disappointing" share performance
Zuckerberg claims Wall Street misunderstands the firm's mobile prospects
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has admitted for the first time that the drop of his company's share price since its IPO in May was "disappointing", but claimed the tech giant would bounce back. The...
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