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Facebook just hit an all-time high (FB)

Facebook hit an all-time high Monday, less than two months after the Cambridge Analytica data scandal pushed it into a bear market.

  • Less than two months ago shares tumbled into a bear market following news of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Facebook hit a record high Monday, trading up more than 1%.

Shares touched a record $199.58 less than two months after the Cambridge Analytica disaster sent shares into a bear market.

The recently rally has largely been powered by a first-quarter earnings report in April that impressed Wall Street, sending shares up almost 8% in a single day. The social-media giant blew past Wall Street expectations on almost every metric for the quarter, in the midst of some concern that users would flee the platform over the data scandal.

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In early June, Facebook managed to shrug off additional news that the company

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