Supreme Court to hear Facebook’s bid to toss shareholder suit over Cambridge Analytica scandal ...Middle East

The plaintiffs filed a class action lawsuit in 2018 after Facebook's stock fell following media reports that the British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica had used improperly harvested Facebook user data in connection with Donald Trump's successful presidential campaign in 2016.

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