Facebook Testing a 'Downvote' Button to Judge People's Comments

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Facebook Testing a 'Downvote' Button to Judge People's Comments

Facebook Inc. is testing a button that would let users “downvote” other people's comments on public posts. The button, which simply says “Downvote,” appears to the right of “Like” and “Reply” options below a comment. The button is intended to notify Facebook about uncivil or misleading comments.
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Journal of International Accounting, Auditing and Taxation

Read the latest articles of Journal of International Accounting, Auditing and Taxation at ScienceDirect.com, Elsevier's leading platform of peer-reviewed scholarly literature.
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This Mall Is Only for the Rich, and It's Doing Fine

The fanciest shopping center in America is expanding while the rest face a looming retail apocalypse. By. Kim Bhasin. @KimBhasin More stories by Kim Bhasin. February 8, 2018, 1:00 AM PST. At the northern tip of Miami Beach's famed barrier island, atop what was once a tangle of mangrove-filled
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IPSASB consults on updates to lease accounting

Exposure draft 64 proposes the introduction of a single right-of-use model for lease accounting to replace the current risks and rewards incidental to ownership model in the current standard. However, unlike IFRS 16, this model would apply to both lessors and lessees rather than just lessees. Technical
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Chinese police are wearing sunglasses that can recognize faces

In the Matrix series, Keanu Reeves wears futuristic sunglasses to look cool when fighting against machines. But in China, police are now wearing sunglasses equipped with facial-recognition technology to catch criminal suspects.
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