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Facebook's stock price has had a rollercoaster year driven by an ad boycott, censorship controversies, and blockbuster results. Here are its biggest moves in 2020.
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Facebook shares are seeing a steady fall as more advertising brands join a boycott movement against the social-media giant.
The tech giant was one among the big few to perform comparatively well despite the storm of the pandemic, but its stock now tells us a different story.
Markets Insider rounded up some of Facebook's big stock moves so far this year.
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American Airlines to move Heathrow flight operations from Terminal 3 to Terminal 5 from July 7
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FedEx asks Washington Redskins to change their name
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