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Tesla (TSLA) Bulls Weigh in on Head Scratching 180 Degree Turn By Musk on Bitcoin, One Analyst Still See the Crypto Heading to $4M

Tesla (TSLA) Bulls Weigh in on Head Scratching 180 Degree Turn By Musk on Bitcoin, One Analyst Still See the Crypto Heading to $4M
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Microsoft bids $44 6 billion to buy Yahoo

7 Min Read SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp offered to buy Yahoo Inc for $44.6 billion, in a bold bid to transform two ailing Internet businesses into a worthy competitor for market leader Google Inc. In what would be the biggest Internet deal since the ill- fated Time Warner-AOL merger, Microsoft sent a letter to Yahoo’s board on Thursday night to offer $31 per share in cash and stock. The price is a 62 percent premium over Yahoo’s Thursday close, but only about a quarter of what the Internet company was worth at the height of the dotcom bubble in 2000.

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Politics didn t make people spend less time on social - Insider Intelligence Trends, Forecasts & Statistics

Politics didn’t make people spend less time on social Download Share In the lead-up to the election, many social media users expressed growing exhaustion with the user experience due to the influx of political content. But those feelings of “election fatigue” didn’t cause most users to decrease their engagement on social. According to a July 2020 Pew Research Center survey, 55% of US adult social media users said they were worn out by the number of political posts they saw on social platforms, up from 46% of respondents in 2019 and 37% during the 2016 US presidential election. Meanwhile, the share of respondents who liked seeing lots of political posts fell from 20% in 2016 to 15% in 2020.

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Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) reported its much-anticipated second quarter results on Wednesday that blew many investors away. Apple handily beat the consensus by earning $11.62 per share, exceeding estimates of $10.18. Revenue of $45.65 billion beat what analysts were forecasting by $120 million. As if a. Read More. Don t Miss Any Updates! News Directly in Your Inbox Subscribe to:

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