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Another day, another set of recommendations for how to play the cloud.
Since the start of the year, a number of analysts have weighed in with thoughts on the outlook for the cloud software sector, after the group cranked out fantastic returns in 2020. On Thursday it was Oppenheimer analyst Brian Schwartz’s turn.
In a 116-page report, he laid.
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Facebook Says It Is Removing All Content Mentioning âStop the Stealâ
Twitter also has removed more than 70,000 accounts that spread the QAnon conspiracy theory From news of President Trumpâs extraordinary phone call about Georgiaâs election to his permanent ban from Twitter and a House plan to introduce an article of impeachment, WSJâs Shelby Holliday recaps the historic week in Washington. Photo: Michael Reynolds/Shutterstock By Updated Jan. 11, 2021 10:07 pm ET Facebook Inc. said it is removing all content mentioning âstop the steal,â a phrase popular among supporters of President Trumpâs unproven claims of election fraud, as part of a raft of measures to stem misinformation and incitements to violence on its platform ahead of President-elect Joe Bidenâs inauguration.
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In the wake of the riot at the Capitol, companies moved to cut ties with President Trump and his supporters and fired workers who participated.
Facebook Inc. banned Mr. Trump indefinitely and Canada-based Shopify Inc. closed online stores associated with Mr. Trumpâs campaign and businesses. Publisher Simon & Schuster said it would drop a coming book by Sen. Josh Hawley, a key backer of Mr. Trumpâs election claims. Dozens more executives and trade groups denounced the takeover of the Capitol and called for the removal of the president.
A number of companies said they fired employees who participated in the riot at the Capitol after seeing employees in photos and videos posted to social media.