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- $4. Facebook said in a blog post that it had removed two coordinated disinformation campaigns, one from China and another from the Philippines.
- $4. Nick Clegg, the firm's head of global affairs, said the network has plans for scenarios like widespread civil unrest, or an unclear result if mail-in votes are counted slowly.
- $4. His concerns $4 that Arm's sale to a large chipmaker would compromise its successful licensing model.
- $4. Each party is attempting to publicly spin the deal to their advantage, causing huge confusion over the final shape of the deal or even whether it will take place.
- $4. Attorney General William Barr has pushed to sue Google before the election, overruling DOJ attorneys who said they needed more time to build their case.
- $4. The groups staged a "good riddance" protest outside Palantir's former Palo Alto office, as well as an "unwelcome" protest at Palantir's new Denver headquarters, where it just moved.
- $4. The Apple CEO said that the success of remote working during the pandemic meant the tech giant would not "return to the way we were."
- $4. Trump keeps claiming that the TikTok deal includes a $5 billion payment from the companies involved that will be used to fund a new education program.
- $4.' The Amazon CEO shared a photo of one of the classrooms on his Instagram, revealing that the school, which is located in Des Moines, Washington, will open on October 19.
- $4. The ghost kitchen startup has raised £12 million ($15 million) in a fresh funding round from Balderton Capital to disrupt the soon to be $1 billion dark kitchen market.
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