If trade-based financial crime is so pervasive and well-understood, who actually has jurisdictional responsibility to stop it — banks, customs authorities, trade partners, or regulators — and where is the real breakdown happening?
I have to say that from a purely socially conscious perspective, I'm far more likely to invest in $TWTR over $FB. Twitter's handling of political ads and Trump's over Zuckerberg's is very telling. It really speaks volumes as to what kind of companies these are.
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I have to say that from a purely socially conscious perspective, I'm far more likely to invest in $TWTR over $FB. Twitter's handling of political ads and Trump's over Zuckerberg's is very telling. It really speaks volumes as to what kind of companies these are.