that will only fuel the debate about about the power of the network and the content that appears on it. let s show you some of the details. facebook made profits of $4.71 billion in the three months to september, up 80% on the same time last year, as advertisers spend ever more cash. well over two billion people log onto facebook at least once a month, more than a quarter of the world s population. it s up 16% over the past year. with this vast reach of course comes growing scrutiny, for example, over its role in the us election. earlier in the day, facebook admitted to a congressional hearing that political content originating from russia was seen by 126 million people, a huge chunk of the electorate. its chief lawyer said the company was sorry and would learn from its mistakes. none of this has put investors off. facebookâs share price has hit new record highs this week, valuing the company at over $530 billion. it pains us as a company, it pains me personally to see that
will open skies stay open under president trump? us airline bosses take their grievances to the white house today. top of the list, their fast growing rivals from the gulf. plus hail to the tweeter in chief. could the president s love of twitter stop the rot for the struggling social network? welcome to world business report. some of you are going, what is he doing, it isn t even friday? i will tell you what, give me a minute and i will give you a snapshot of the world of business and money. we start in washington, where the bosses of america s top airlines and airports are due to meet president trump in the next few hours. there are some major issues on the table that could affect the global aviation industry. as we know from his inauguration speech, mr trump said he would follow two simple rules. buy american and hire american . that could mean a major boost for boeing. if he leans on us airlines to buy from them. but it s not as simple as that. european rival airbus als
investors scramble for snapchat, in the biggest tech flotation since twitter. but is the app a cash cow orjust a craze? plus, coming up on netflix the boss tells us his plans for the internet tv giant as it heads towards 100 million users. welcome to world business report. i m sally bundock. also in the programme: up up and away the us markets blast through previous record highs, the global rally is continuing in asia. details in a moment. we start on wall street where investors are gearing up for what could be the biggest and certainly the most hyped technology flotation since twitter in back 2013 or even facebook the year before. in a few hours time shares in snap the owner of photo messaging app snapchat will begin trading on the new york stock exchange. the big question will it end up a stock market giant like facebook or, like twitter, a bit of a flop? here s what we know so far: the flotation has been hugely oversubscribed there were as many as ten orders f
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