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Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey reiterated their stances at Tuesday’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, where they were grilled for several hours over everything from elections to misinformation to censorship.
HOW MUCH REFORM DOES BIG TECH REALLY WANT?DANIELLE ABRILNOVEMBER 19, 2020FORTUNELast week House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told reporters a smaller bill “doesn’t appeal” to her, reiterating her stance that the Senate Republicans’ “skinny” bill was a nonstarter for Democrats.
WILL ANOTHER $1,200 STIMULUS CHECK EVER COME? HERE’S WHAT WE KNOWANNE SRADERSNOVEMBER 11, 2020FORTUNEIn his interview this week, Atlas reiterated that promise, a promise that comes about eight months into the pandemic.
THE ADMINISTRATION’S PANDEMIC PLAN CENTERS ON PROTECTING SENIORS. SENIORS KEEP DYING.PHILIP BUMPOCTOBER 22, 2020WASHINGTON POSTThe automaker had already released data on its Q3 deliveries earlier in October, but to reiterate, it made 16,992 Models S and X, delivering 15,725 of the same.
TESLA MADE $331 MILLION PROFIT IN Q3 2020JONATHAN M. GITLINOCTOBER 21, 2020ARS TECHNICAHe also reiterated that France would “not sacrifice” the interests of its fishermen for the sake of a deal.
A FINE KETTLE: HOW FISHING BECAME THE ISSUE THAT COULD SINK A POST-BREXIT U.K.-EU TRADE DEALJEREMY KAHNOCTOBER 15, 2020FORTUNE“We shine in markets and finance, but we’re trying to reiterate the value we provide in all of the areas of business coverage,” she said.
BLOOMBERG MEDIA AIMS TO GROW ITS SIX-FIGURE SUBSCRIBER BASE THROUGH NEW OTT CAMPAIGNKAYLEIGH BARBEROCTOBER 7, 2020DIGIDAYA spokeswoman reiterated that Kolfage himself is not the actual administrator since “he does not have access to Facebook because he cannot have a Profile.”
VETERAN, WAR HERO, DEFENDANT, TROLLBY JEREMY SCHWARTZ AND PERLA TREVIZOSEPTEMBER 29, 2020PROPUBLICAMnuchin reiterated in an appearance before the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday that he saw the need for more stimulus and was prepared to resume talks.
PELOSI ABRUPTLY SHIFTS COURSE, RESTARTS RELIEF PUSH AMID SIGNS ECONOMY IS STRAININGERICA WERNER, RACHAEL BADESEPTEMBER 24, 2020WASHINGTON POSTAfter Milton stepped down, GM again stood firm, reiterating that it would close the deal as scheduled at the end of September.
WHY GM MAY ESCAPE FROM NIKOLA’S WRECKAGE UNHARMEDDZANEMORRISSEPTEMBER 21, 2020FORTUNEThere is more of the uplifted forefinger and the reiterated point than I should have allowed myself in an essay.
THE SALVAGING OF CIVILISATIONH. G. (HERBERT GEORGE) WELLSWORDS RELATED TO REITERATED
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