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- Parler is now offline. The app $4 on Monday morning after the US Capitol riots.
- Parler is suing Amazon. Its lawsuit alleges that Amazon's decision to boot its service $4 and is anti-competitive, since it did not take similar action against Twitter, which also used AWS.
- Facebook, Google, and Microsoft hit pause on political donations. Facebook is pausing for $4, while $4 and $4 said they were assessing the situation.
- YouTube is under pressure to suspend Trump. Actor and satirist Sacha Baron Cohen has called on YouTube $4 in banning or restricting his account.
- Starlink is live in the UK. Starlink, from Elon Musk's aerospace company, SpaceX, $4 to provide internet to people across the UK.
- A pro-Trump protest outside Twitter was a dud. At most, $4, per one report.
- Exclusive: Amazon is warning employees to 'be vigilant' around their safety. Amazon Web Services' vice president of infrastructure $4 and report any unusual activity in and around the company's data centers, according to an internal email obtained by Business Insider.
- Exclusive: Microsoft employees slammed the firm's PAC. Leaked discussions from Microsoft's internal Yammer social network $4 came after days of employee unrest over MSPAC.
- Checkout.com is Europe's most highly valued startup. The payment firm $4 at a $15 billion valuation.
- Exclusive: Inside Google's war with workers. We $4 about why Googlers are forming one of the first "white-collar unions."