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When Facebook's head honcho likes a book, sales surge

Wed, Jan 07, 2015 - 5:50 AM

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FACEBOOK'S chief executive Mark Zuckerberg made a New Year's resolution to read two books a month in 2015, and he is inviting his 31 million Facebook friends to join him.

Over the weekend, Mr Zuckerberg created a Facebook page titled "A Year of Books", where readers can...

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