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Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, said Wednesday that Tencent and its affiliates have purchased over 145 million of its shares.

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A Twitter account misleading Democratic voters in Virginia by telling them they could cast their ballot by text message was active for almost three hours on Tuesday morning before Twitter suspended the account.

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Shares in China Literature, which has more than 190 million users, surged in their Hong Kong debut.

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Sky Plc said it would review Sky News if it "impeded" other merger opportunities.

People both criticize and celebrate the new tweet length.

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A story published by Forbes on Tuesday tracked what it portrayed as a web of deception spun by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross. But the story also cast a critical shadow over Forbes' own reporting, and raises serious questions about the credibility of the magazine's widely-cited ranking of billionaires.

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NPR chief operating officer Loren Mayor will run the organization for at least the next month while embattled CEO Jarl Mohn is on a medical leave. The news comes nearly one week after Mohn forced out Michael Oreskes, the public radio organization's senior vice president of news, amid a harassment scandal.

The French company's six-seater has no steering wheel or brake pedal. Production will begin in early 2018.

Disney will no longer ban the Los Angeles Times from advance screenings of its movies following a backlash from critics groups, news outlets and journalists, who were boycotting those same screenings in protest.

Uber unveiled eight new cultural norms on Tuesday to replace its controversial company values.

Most Twitter users will get double the characters.

So-called pass-through businesses would still be allowed to deduct state and local taxes in full.

The program has added 600,000 subscribers in the past year, and they're sticking with it longer.

The Trump administration will allow states to require able-bodied Medicaid recipients to work for their benefits.

A study calculates that to save the most lives, the vehicles should be on streets ASAP.