In a series of tweets on Tuesday, David Marcus, the executive in charge of Libra, fired back at a Wall Street Journal report that said that Facebook was...
Facebook executive David Marcus denied on Tuesday that Libra, the social network's big foray into money, is falling apart. Marcus was responding to a Wall Street Journal report on Tuesday that a group of Libra backers including Mastercard and Visa were reassessing their involvement. Marcus said there was no"angst" internally over Libra's progression.
Facebook executive David Marcus denied on Tuesday that Libra, the social network's big foray into money, is falling apart. Marcus was responding to a Wall Street Journal report on Tuesday that a group of Libra backers including Mastercard and Visa were reassessing their involvement. Marcus said there was no"angst" internally over Libra's progression.
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