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Chris Cox returns to the fold as Facebooks chief product officer

After an excessively high-profile departure and a year transparent of the company, Fb’s former chief product officer Chris Cox will return to his long-held position with the company. Cox shared the scoop Thursday in a Fb post with {a photograph} of his company badge. Elaborating on his return to Faceb…
After a very high-profile departure and a year away from the company, Facebook’s former chief product officer Chris Cox will return to his long-held position with the company. Cox shared the news Thursday in a Facebook post with a photo of his company badge. Elaborating on his return to Faceb…

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