Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. said Monday that the executive in charge of overseeing the company’s advertising business would be leaving the company.
Marne Levine, Meta’s chief business officer, is set to depart the company during the summer, just two years after being elevated to the role. Ms. Levine’s exit comes as the company struggles through one of theContinue reading your article with
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