Facebook Pummeled In Pre-Market As Boycott Builds, Liberal Media Takes Aim At Zuck Tyler Durden Mon, 06/29/2020 - 08:28
Facebook shares are set for a second day of declines as a boycott of advertisers on the social media platform is quickly gaining momentum.
The list of major companies that have said they're decreasing or halting ad spending with Facebook is growing:
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Unilever
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Verizon
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Hershey's
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Honda
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The North Face
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Ben & Jerry's
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REI
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Patagonia
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Eddie Bauer
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Upwork
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Mozilla
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Magnolia Pictures
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Birchbox
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Dashlane
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TalkSpace
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LendingClub
And now, Bloomberg reports that Starbucks Corp. and Diageo Plc. would also be pulling back on spending. Facebook shares tumbled over 4% in pre-market trading on Monday before bouncing back modestly after plunging 8.3% on Friday after Unilever, one of the world's largest advertisers, halted advertisements on the social media channel. From last week's high, shares are down 16%.
Robinhood traders panic bought Facebook shares over the last several months.
Now it seems Washington Post is going after Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg...
(WaPo) - Hours after President Trump’s incendiary post last month about sending the military to the Minnesota protests, Trump called Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg.$FB https://t.co/rBpzC1cYwI
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) June 29, 2020
Could Facebook shares be putting in a cycle top? Or is this a more coordinated effort to shift all Ads to Google - which is perhaps less inclined to allow free speech from both sides of the aisle?
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