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Fb Will Connect Its Title to Instagram and WhatsApp, for Some Reason why

Unbelievable. In spite of a apparently never-ending wave of ongoing public members of the family crises for Fb, the social media large seems ready to foist its luggage onto two of its significantly much less subsidiaries—WhatsApp and Instagram—by way of attaching its identify to their corporations.
Incredible. Despite a seemingly endless wave of ongoing public relations crises for Facebook, the social media giant appears prepared to foist its baggage onto two of its considerably less troubled subsidiaries—WhatsApp and Instagram—by attaching its name to their companies.

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Author: Catie Keck

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