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The Latest Breaking News from Twitter Inc.

Just Eat Takeaway’s US adventure now looks like a terrible mistake

Jitse Groen was over-ambitious with two mega-transactions in quick succession

The Guardian - UK

'Distressing' Madeleine McCann burger van advert banned for causing offence

It was rapped for making light of her disappearance

Wales Online

Colorado governor invites Disney to move to state to escape Florida’s ‘authoritarian’ policies

‘We’re ready for Mountain Disneyland’, Jared Polis says

The Independent UK

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Civil Rights Leader Urges Twitter To Reject Elon Musk's Takeover Offer: What You Need To Know

The head of one of the nation’s most prominent civil rights organizations has called on Twitter’s (NYSE: TWTR) to reject Elon Musk’s proposed takeover bid.

Benzinga

Elon Musk net worth: How many companies does he have and what are their plans?

Elon Musk recently offered to buy Twitter for an eye-watering $43.4 billion (£33.2 billion). If successful, it will be another mega-company added to his ever-growing list, but how many does he own and what is his net worth?

Daily Mirror

Airplane Mask Mandate May Not Be Gone for Good

Plus: Conspiracy theories are undergoing a vibe shift, Florida won't stop attacking private companies, and more...

Reason

Musk says he would bring free speech and transparency to Twitter. His record says otherwise

Elon Musk might be serious about taking over Twitter. Or his hostile bid might be just a rich man's whim, a distraction he'll abandon when it begins to bore him. Or maybe he's punking everybody.

Los Angeles Times

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Leeds people fuming at burger boss after his 'offensive' Madeleine McCann advert for Mother's Day

The Advertising Standards Agency slammed The Otley Burger Company's ad and said 'reference to a missing child was likely to be distressing'

Leeds Live

Madeleine McCann burger van advert banned after 'distress' caused

The post was removed for violating policies

Bristol Post

Morning Brief: Top Financial Stories Dominating on Wednesday, April 20

CNBC

Benzinga

'Leak' Claims To Reveal How Much Lindsay Lohan, Other Celebs Earn From Crypto Promotions On Twitter

American actress Lindsay Lohan was named in a list of 114 influencers who are paid to promote cryptocurrency projects on Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR).

Benzinga

TechScape: How a cryptocurrency project lost $180m to a get-rich-quick scheme

In this week’s newsletter: Beanstalk held hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of stable assets – until one lone attacker quickly, maybe even legally, bankrupted the scheme in minutes

The Guardian - UK

Free speech: Casualty of Ukraine war?

Social media is now silencing anyone who challenges the dominant narrative, whether from the right or the left

Salon

'Distressing' burger van advert banned for making light of missing Madeleine McCann

The advert had a picture of Madeleine and mum Kate and a caption reading: 'With burgers this good, you'll leave your kids alone. What's the worst that could happen. Happy Mother's Day to all the mums out there'

Daily Mirror

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Leeds Live

Otley Burger Company banned from using 'offensive' Madeleine McCann images to promote company

The Otley Burger Company was heavily criticised for an advert last month that 'made light' of missing Madeleine McCann

Daily Record

Madeleine McCann burger van adverts on Mother's Day banned by watchdog

Posts on The Otley Burger Company's social media accounts on March 27 read: 'With burgers this good, you'll leave your kids at home. What's the worst that could happen.'

Manchester Evening News

'Offensive' adverts for burger van on Mother's Day depicting Madeleine McCann rapped by watchdog

Text read: "With burgers this good, you'll leave your kids at home. What's the worst that could happen?"

Benzinga

Cathie Wood Cuts Twitter Stake By $5.3M Amid Takeover Bids From Elon Musk, Others

Cathie Wood-led Ark Investment Management on Tuesday sharply trimmed its Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) stake as the microblogging site faces buyout bids from Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:

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The Independent UK

Advert for burger van banned for joking about Madeleine McCann

Yorkshire takeaway warned over potential for ‘widespread offence and distress’

Tribune News Service

Motorola patches to land on Padres jerseys in 2023

SAN DIEGO — The Padres and Motorola: Get used to that pairing.

StockNews.com

Cathie Wood: Twitter, Tesla, and Disruptive Innovation

Melissa Francis is joined by Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Investment Management, to discuss her views on Twitter, Tesla, and disruptive innovation.

The Independent UK

Burger trailer ad making light of missing Madeleine McCann banned

The Advertising Standards Authority said the ads ‘trivialised the circumstances surrounding Madeleine’s disappearance’.

Benzinga

Here's The Latest On Elon Musk's Possible Twitter Takeover

The New York Post reports the richest man in the world is looking to do a leveraged buyout (LBO) as a possible way to finance his bid to purchase 100% of Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR).

Investors Business Daily

Dow Jones Futures Rise After Market Rally; Netflix Crashes On Subscriber Fall, Tesla Earnings Due

The market rally remains under pressure and divided. Investors should keep exposure modest and focus on leading sectors.

Benzinga

Washington Post writer Taylor Lorenz has found herself in the social media spotlight for a new article that identified the anonymous creator of Libs of TikTok, a Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) account that has become popular with conservatives for reposting videos that alleged to show

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