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Investors question the ethics of backing social networks

The investment community is concerned at some of the more pressing global issues, a new white paper shows.

Wed, 08 May 2019

After Facebook made a series of missteps last year, sustainable investment firms are questioning the ethics of investing in social networking sites.

In a new white paper by AMP Capital about the top ESG (environment, social and governance) issues in 2019, the ethics of social media investment

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