Zuckerberg's job is as safe as he wants it to be thanks to Wall Street's investors
There are good grounds to ask whether the Facebook boss is the right man to lead the business through its current turbulence, but the company has been set up to make such a debate irrelevant
Should Mark Zuckerberg quit as the chairman and CEO of Facebook?
The question is now being asked, and seriously enough for Mr Zuckerberg to have to address it in the round of media calls, meetings and appearances he’s been making.
The arguments in favour are quite persuasive. It’s not just the data scandal that has wiped billions of dollars off the company’s market value, although that would be enough for some. It’s the cackhanded way it has been handled. Despite the fact that it must have known what was coming, Facebook has resembled a lone swimmer caught by a powerful current, desperately trying to find a ring to cling to.
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