Meta Platforms Inc.'s risk disclosures to the SEC in 2016 weren’t misleading, the social media company told the US Supreme Court on Friday in a brief seeking to shut down a multibillion-dollar securities fraud suit over a user privacy scandal.
Investors say their stock in the company, then called Facebook, took two significant hits in the wake of a data-harvesting scandal involving political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica. The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit revived the proposed class action in October 2023 following a lower-court dismissal.
Meta’s disclosures about the risk of data misuse weren’t misleading “merely because ...
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