Aug.06 — Facebook shares rose the most since April on Monday, off reports that the company is forging deeper relationships with banks to offer customer-service products via its Messenger chat app. Facebook has for years worked to make Messenger a natural place for consumers to communicate with businesses, aiming to replace email. In response to the WSJ report, Facebook didn’t deny pursuing bank partnerships, though the company did clarify that any customer information it gathered won’t be used for advertising. Could this spark additional concerns around customer privacy? Bloomberg Technology’s Emily Chang discusses with Om Malik of True Ventures.
source
Tradepoint.io, being just a publishing and technology platform, is not a registered broker-dealer or investment adviser. So we do not provide investment advice. Rather, brokerage services are provided to clients of Tradepoint.io by independent SEC-registered broker-dealers and members of FINRA/SIPC. Every form of investing carries some risk and past performance is not a guarantee of future results. “Tradepoint.io“, “Instant Investing” and “My Trading Tools” are registered trademarks of Apperbuild, LLC.
This website is operated by Apperbuild, LLC. We have no link to any brokerage firm and we do not provide investment advice. Every information and resource we provide is solely for the education of our readers. © 2020 Apperbuild, LLC. All rights reserved.