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Events are being planned in many U.S. cities on Saturday by groups that are spreading false claims about voter fraud.
The food delivery company’s performance renewed questions about whether “gig economy” businesses can turn a profit.
“The Rush Limbaugh Show” and others have raised the baseless idea of election fraud more than some other radio shows, according to an analysis.
The Chinese-owned social media app now has until Nov. 27 for a deal that would give American companies more ownership of the service.
The company has experienced deep losses in its theme park division because of the pandemic, but investors don’t seem to care at the moment.
Computers are no longer boring. This year, they’re everything.
Twitter is the first social media platform to publicly disclose how it performed during the election.
