Facebook shares jumped more than 5% to the highest level in more than two weeks after Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony before the US Senate. Photo: BloombergSan Francisco: Facebook Inc. chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg apologized, defended his company, and jousted with questioners while agreeing with others during his first-ever congressional testimony. Before the appearance ended, public speaking and crisis-communication experts gave Zuckerberg high marks for his statements and delivery. Facebook knows public perception of Zuckerberg is analogous to their view of the social network. Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, after meeting Zuckerberg on Monday, said she found him to be “a very nice young man”.

Source: Mint April 10, 2018 23:37 UTC