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and family on the platform it is often because of trust. 47% of such respondents said that the reason was due to privacy concerns. It comes after a Gallup poll last month showed that 43% of Facebook users were very worried about the invasion of privacy. Now this may not manifest into platform behaviour

017. • Enterprise: Consumerization of the enterprise through better interfaces is spurring growth for companies like Dropbox and Slack. • China: Alibaba is expanding beyond China with strong gross merchandise volume, though Amazon still rules in revenue. • Privacy: China has a big opportunity as us

and family on the platform it is often because of trust. 47% of such respondents said that the reason was due to privacy concerns. It comes after a Gallup poll last month showed that 43% of Facebook users were very worried about the invasion of privacy. Now this may not manifest into platform behaviour

n 2017. Enterprise: Consumerization of the enterprise through better interfaces is spurring growth for companies like Dropbox and Slack. • China: Alibaba is expanding beyond China with strong gross merchandise volume, though Amazon still rules in revenue. EFTA_R1_01924846 EFTA02670996 Privacy: Chi

cle Download PDF big-tech-backlash In recent months, China's BAT collapse has demonstrated how costly the expectation of invincibility can be- Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent are all down more than 24% from their year-to-date closing highs. Citigroup's head of Asia strategy, Mohammed Apabhai, told CNN an apt a

s every branch of government, the message was consistent: the U.S. no longer trusts tech giants to self- police. And the public agrees-according to a Gallup poll last month, 79% of Americans now believe "tech companies should be regulated the same way the news media is." Regardless of political will, thre