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TikTok's U.S. user numbers are exploding, and its ad revenue isn't too far behind. Between October and March, unique visitors to TikTok's website nearly doubled, while app users grew by 55%, according to data from Comscore. And the average time spent is growing quickly as well,

Facebook Inc said on Monday it would submit itself to an audit of how it controls hate speech in a bid to appease a growing advertising boycott of the platform, as it prepared to address a group of advertisers on Tuesday.

Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) is part of a rapidly growing list of big companies pulling their advertising from Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) and its photo-sharing site Instagram, various reports in the media have revealed.

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Google said on Monday it had removed ads for companies that charge people large fees to register to vote or harvest their data, which appeared when users searched for voter information.

German sportswear brand Puma said on Tuesday it will pause all paid advertising globally on Facebook and Instagram throughout July to persuade the social media company to remove hostile and harmful conversation on its sites.

Sovereign wealth funds have participated in $17 billion of venture capital deals so far this year, already more than the entirety of 2019, as their appetite for long-term investment appears undimmed by the coronavirus outbreak.

Alphabet Inc's Google said on Monday that it had removed search ads that charged users searching for voting information large fees for voter registration or harvested their personal data.

Technology stocks drifted off their mid-day session highs, although the SPDR Technology Select Sector ETF still was advancing 0.7% this afternoon while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index also was rising 0.9%.

The social media ad boycott continues to gain momentum, with more major companies including coffee giant Starbucks and alcoholic beverage specialist Diageo joining the boycott over the weekend. Other prominent brands that have paused advertising on social media include Coca-Col

Ford Motor Co said on Monday it would pause advertising on all social media platforms in the United States for the next 30 days, joining a growing list of companies that have stopped spending on Facebook Inc in support of a campaign that called out the company for not doing enough to stop hate speech on its platform.

Facebook Inc and card acquirer Cielo SA have asked Brazil's antitrust watchdog Cade to reverse the suspension of an agreement they struck paving the way for WhatsApp to roll out a new payments system, according to a document.

Amid a public outcry and a growing boycott by companies that advertise on its platform, Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) said it will begin to block content that violates the company's policies. In a post to his Facebook page on Friday, CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared new measures designed, as

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Sovereign wealth funds have participated in $17 billion of venture capital deals so far this year, already more than the entirety of 2019, as their appetite for long-term investment appears undimmed by the coronavirus outbreak.

Wall Street's main indexes rose on Monday following a sharp selloff last week, as investors clung to hopes of a stimulus-backed economic rebound even as coronavirus cases surged, while a jump in Boeing shares boosted the blue-chip Dow.

What started as an organized campaign to have advertisers boycott Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) looks to be organically evolving into numerous companies declaring that they're "pausing" their advertising on all social media platforms.

Wall Street's main indexes inched up on Monday following a sharp selloff last week, as investors clung to hopes of a stimulus-backed economic rebound even as coronavirus cases surged, while a jump in Boeing shares boosted the blue-chip Dow.

(RTTNews) - Starbucks is the latest major advertiser to withdraw from advertising on social media platforms.

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