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Tech CEOs Square Off With Senators in Hearing Over Online Speech
A Senate hearing in which lawmakers tangled with leaders of the largest social-media companies reflected deep discontent with their power to shape political discourse—and equally deep divisions over how to address it. The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente original
WSJ News Exclusive | Visa’s Planned Purchase of Plaid Faces Antitrust Scrutiny at the Justice Department
The DOJ, making preparations for potential litigation, could soon decide whether it will sue to block Visa’s purchase of the fintech firm. The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente original
Microsoft’s Earnings Continue to Ride Pandemic-Fueled Demand for Cloud, Videogaming
The software company expects the pandemic-era surge in demand for cloud-computing services, videogaming and computers that delivered a solid quarter to persist at least through the rest of the year. The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente original
Amy Coney Barrett Sworn In as Supreme Court Justice
Amy Coney Barrett took the first of two oaths to be sworn in to the Supreme Court Monday, elevating a disciple of the late Justice Antonin Scalia and establishing a broad conservative majority for the first time since the 1930s. The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente original
Ant Group to Raise More Than $34 Billion in Record IPO
The Chinese financial-technology giant will list its shares in what is set to be the world’s biggest-ever initial public offering, a deal that bypasses U.S. stock exchanges. The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente original
WSJ News Exclusive | Health Agency Halts Coronavirus Ad Campaign, Leaving Santa Claus in the Cold
A federal health agency halted a public-service coronavirus advertising campaign funded by $250 million in taxpayer money after it offered a special vaccine deal to an unusual set of essential workers: Santa Claus performers. The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente original
WSJ News Exclusive | Facebook Prepares Measures for Possible Election Unrest
The emergency measures, originally designed for countries facing mass ethnic or political bloodshed, include slowing the spread of viral content and lowering the bar for suppressing potentially inflammatory posts. The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente originalMás leídas hoy
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