Facebook Publishes Content Removal Policies for the First Time

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Facebook Publishes Content Removal Policies for the First Time

For the first time, Facebook Inc. is letting people know its specific rules for taking down content once it's reported to the social network's moderators. The 27-page document governs the behavior of more than 2 billion users, giving Facebook's definitions of hate speech, violent threats, sexual exploitation
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Aluminum's Even Crazier Kinsman

… the other end of the supply chain, Chinese smelters can afford to pay more, so refiners need not end up eating all that cost. Even smelters dependent on more expensive grid electricity have been making some of the best profits in five years over the past 12 months, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
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'Beautiful girls are needed.' Chinese tech firms under fire for sexist job ads

China's biggest tech companies are promising to make changes after being named in a report detailing discrimination against women in job advertising in the country.
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Alphabet Is Sitting on About $11 Billion in Startup Investments

Google shared a result from its years of prodigious startup investing for the first time on Monday: The holdings are worth about $11 billion, based on company estimates. A new accounting rule prompted Google parent Alphabet Inc. to disclose the fair value for its private stock holdings in earnings reports
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Wells Fargo Faces Wrath of Activists Over Scandals, NRA Work

Wells Fargo & Co.'s investors have a big day ahead — and so do the company's critics. Activist groups are planning a march Tuesday in Des Moines, Iowa, where the bank is holding its annual shareholders meeting, as well as “sister” protests in cities …
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