October 2019

Ad-tech problems, weak revenue eclipse Twitter user growth

Bugs in Twitter‘s advertising technology dragged on revenue, overshadowing a surprisingly strong quarter of user growth. The issue caught Wall Street off guard Thursday and shares plunged 19%, among the company’s largest single-day losses since going public six years ago. The San Francisco company said it’s addressing those issues, but that they will likely weigh

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Justice Dept. Is Said to Open Criminal Inquiry Into Its Own Russia Investigation

WASHINGTON — For more than two years, President Trump has repeatedly attacked the Russia investigation, portraying it as a hoax and illegal even months after the special counsel closed it. Now, Mr. Trump’s own Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into how it all began. Justice Department officials have shifted an administrative review of

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How Kristen Bell Deals With Halloween Candy In Her House

When it comes to her kids’ food, Kristen Bell believes honesty is the best policy. The “Good Place” star shared how she gets her two daughters, 6-year-old Lincoln and 4-year-old Delta, to eat healthy food. “Context is the best way to make honesty not scary,” Bell said while promoting Lightlife’s plant-based burger. “Our preschool reiterates

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Karamo Brown: My Father And I ‘Didn’t Speak For 10 Years’ After I Came Out

Last week’s installment of “Dancing With the Stars” held a deeply personal significance for Karamo Brown.  The “Queer Eye” culture guru and Jenna Johnson marked the show’s Disney night with an energetic samba to “I Just Can’t Wait to Be King” from “The Lion King.” In an “Access Hollywood” interview that aired Monday, Brown said he dedicated the number

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‘It’s Definitely Pretty Empty’: Why Saving WeWork Will Be Hard

In a statement, a WeWork executive said that given enough time, his company’s prime office spaces would be successful. “Location and market maturity play a significant role in driving building occupancy and profitability, which we are highly focused on under our new direction,” said Nick Worswick, global head of sales at WeWork. “We look forward

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