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- Twitter will never lift Trump's ban. CFO Ned Segal $4 from the platform is a permanent one - even if the former president decides to seek public office again.
- Facebook shut down a group hyping bleach as a COVID-19 cure. The action came $4 the groups promoting chlorine dioxide.
- Huawei wants to be off the security threat list. The Chinese smartphone giant $4 with the New Orleans fifth circuit court of appeals, claiming the Federal Communications Commission unlawfully designated Huawei a national security threat in June.
- Facebook wants its own Clubhouse. The firm has a team working on a new project that aims to replicate the core functionality of the buzzy new social media app, Clubhouse, $4.
- Uber beat its Q4 expectations. The firm $4 it had beat Wall Street's expectations on earnings but missed on revenue expectations, while posting its eleventh consecutive unprofitable quarter.
- An ethical hacker breached Apple, Microsoft, Netflix, and other firms. Alex Birsan $4 after closely reading code that firms uploaded to open-source repositories hosted by companies like GitHub, he $4 in the blog post.
- Premium: We dove into why Google is threatening to leave Australia. The threat $4 with news moguls like Rupert Murdoch, and as lawmakers fear the search engine is too powerful.
- Exclusive: StockX is set to IPO as early as this year. The $4, as well as the potential valuation, is still being determined, said one person who asked to not be identified discussing private information.
- Exclusive: There's intense pressure at seed-stage investing. Wealthier, "multistage" firms $4 with a fervor not seen since the early 2010s, pressuring seed-stage investors.
- Exclusive: We got hold of Libeo's pitch deck. The French fintech firm $4.