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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Lawrence Hurley<\/strong>

WASHINGTON: The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Alphabet<\/a> Inc's attempt to nix a lawsuit by shareholders accusing the Google<\/a> parent company of fraudulently concealing a security glitch that left private user data exposed.

The justices left in place a lower court's ruling that revived the lawsuit brought over the 2018 incident that the company was slow to disclose, turning away Alphabet's appeal.

The lawsuit, led by the state of Rhode Island, was filed after the Wall Street Journal<\/a> published an article in October 2018 that said Google concealed the exposure of private data for nearly 500,000 users of Google+ - a social network owned by Google - because it feared regulatory scrutiny and reputational harm. The lawsuit accused the company of making false or misleading statements in violation of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act.

Alphabet's share price fell after the disclosure, reducing the Mountain View, California-based company's market value by more than $50 billion.

Google ultimately admitted it had discovered the data exposure in March 2018, though there was no evidence of misuse, and decided to shut down the consumer version of Google+.

U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White in San Francisco dismissed the lawsuit in February 2020, prompting the plaintiffs to appeal.

The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in June 2021 decided that the lawsuit raised a \"strong inference\" that Alphabet's then-Chief Executive Larry Page and his successor, Sundar Pichai<\/a>, knew about the problem and an internal memo on security matters but intentionally concealed the information from investors.

The 9th Circuit credited the plaintiff's argument that Alphabet stayed silent to \"buy time\" and avoid the spotlight that Meta Platform's Facebook Inc was then under because Britain's Cambridge Analytica had harvested data from tens of millions of its users.
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美国最高法院拒绝谷歌为了避免股东诉讼

字母股价下跌,此前披露,减少山景城总部位于加州的公司的市场价值超过500亿美元。

  • 更新2022年3月8日07:53点坚持
劳伦斯·赫尔利

华盛顿:美国最高法院周一拒绝听字母公司试图禁止股东指控的诉讼谷歌母公司的欺诈手段隐瞒安全故障,导致私人用户数据暴露出来。

大法官们离开了下级法院的裁决,恢复了诉讼案在2018事件,公司正在缓慢的披露,将字母的吸引力。

领导的诉讼,罗德岛,后提交华尔街日报》2018年10月发表了一篇文章,说谷歌隐藏私有数据的接触近500000用户的Google +——谷歌旗下的社交网络,因为它担心监管审查和声誉损害。的诉讼,指控该公司虚假或误导性陈述违反美国证券交易法。

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字母股价下跌,此前披露,减少山景城总部位于加州的公司的市场价值超过500亿美元。

谷歌最终承认它发现了数据暴露在2018年3月,尽管没有证据表明滥用,决定关闭消费者版本的Google +。

美国地方法官Jeffrey白色2020年2月在旧金山驳回诉讼,促使原告上诉。

旧金山第九巡回上诉法院于2021年6月决定诉讼提出了一个“强大的推理”,时任字母表首席执行官拉里•佩奇(Larry Page)和他的继任者,Sundar Pichai内部备忘录,知道问题和安全问题,但从投资者故意隐瞒信息。

第九电路认为原告的主张字母保持沉默“拖延时间”,避免聚光灯下,元平台的Facebook Inc .就因为英国剑桥—收获来自数千万用户的数据。
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\"\"
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Lawrence Hurley<\/strong>

WASHINGTON: The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Alphabet<\/a> Inc's attempt to nix a lawsuit by shareholders accusing the Google<\/a> parent company of fraudulently concealing a security glitch that left private user data exposed.

The justices left in place a lower court's ruling that revived the lawsuit brought over the 2018 incident that the company was slow to disclose, turning away Alphabet's appeal.

The lawsuit, led by the state of Rhode Island, was filed after the Wall Street Journal<\/a> published an article in October 2018 that said Google concealed the exposure of private data for nearly 500,000 users of Google+ - a social network owned by Google - because it feared regulatory scrutiny and reputational harm. The lawsuit accused the company of making false or misleading statements in violation of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act.

Alphabet's share price fell after the disclosure, reducing the Mountain View, California-based company's market value by more than $50 billion.

Google ultimately admitted it had discovered the data exposure in March 2018, though there was no evidence of misuse, and decided to shut down the consumer version of Google+.

U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White in San Francisco dismissed the lawsuit in February 2020, prompting the plaintiffs to appeal.

The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in June 2021 decided that the lawsuit raised a \"strong inference\" that Alphabet's then-Chief Executive Larry Page and his successor, Sundar Pichai<\/a>, knew about the problem and an internal memo on security matters but intentionally concealed the information from investors.

The 9th Circuit credited the plaintiff's argument that Alphabet stayed silent to \"buy time\" and avoid the spotlight that Meta Platform's Facebook Inc was then under because Britain's Cambridge Analytica had harvested data from tens of millions of its users.
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