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Usually you hear about Google and Microsoft stealing executives from each other, now there’s another company entering the game: Facebook.
The founder of Facebook just hired Sheryl Sandberg as chief operating officer, taking a precious resource from the almighty Google. Mark Zuckerberg decided to keep his job as the man in charge, and hired a new number 2. Looks like he enjoys his job and isn’t ready to retire just yet. The New York Times has the full story.
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