/biz/ - Business & Finance

>90% of Facebook consumers live outside the US
>big business; verizon pepsi coca cola (us) honda (jap)
>small business; starbucks levi north face
>big business pulled out of ALL ad space with social media for July (protests)
>small business pulled out of add space with Facebook exclusively for July
FB stock went down to $216. The consumer base for Facebook is primarily based outside the US; (90%) Asia, Latin America, and Europe. Most of these big business and small business ad companies focus their resources entirely on the Western audience (10%). Investors from Asian, Latin American, and European countries will be able to buy additional ad space for July.
Does this make any sense?