Unilever To Facebook And Google: Clean Up 'Swamp' Or We'll Pull Ads
Unilever is threatening to pull its advertising from digital platforms that it says have become a "swamp" of fake news, racism, sexism and extremism.
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Unilever is threatening to pull its advertising from digital platforms that it says have become a "swamp" of fake news, racism, sexism and extremism.
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Here we go again: Worries about the bond market are driving heavy selling on Wall Street.
