"Researchers found 87 percent of the snapper they purchased from stores and restaurants was improperly labeled. Among the most common substitutes for snapper: seabream, tilapia and rockfish." (h/t @10959308a): cnbc.com/2018/09/21/the…
"A 2010 study by researchers at the University of California, Davis, found that 69 percent of imported olive oil labeled 'extra virgin' did not meet, in an expert taste and smell test, the standard for that label."
🚨 House Judiciary Committee report on tech and antitrust is out!
Thread with some of my initial reactions as I go through it...
First highly misleading claim:
"a decade into the future, 30% of world GDP may lie with [Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google] and just a handful of others."
Source is a McKinsey report, which says 30% is literally all B2B and B2C commerce globally.
Not "a handful of others"!!
It's so ironic to me that of the 100 acquisitions Facebook has made, the Instagram acquisition is the one most commonly criticized while also being the only one that was extensively investigated & cleared by regulators in the US & abroad at the time.