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	Business Daily update ⋅ October 22, 2020
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	The New York Times A Deal With Apple Is Central to the Case Against Google: Live Updates The New York Times An Apple-Google deal is at the center of the government's suit. Credit...Patrick Semansky/Associated Press. One of the fronts in the Justice Department's case against Google is a 13-year-old agreement between Apple and Google that has evolved into a ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times What Did Google Do? The New York Times This Nov. 17 and 18, DealBook opens its doors to our first Online Summit. Join us as we welcome the most consequential newsmakers in business, policy and culture to explore the pivotal questions of the moment — and the future. Watch from anywhere in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post The Justice Department is suing Google — but it's the government's power to police big tech that's on trial Washington Post The U.S. government's landmark antitrust lawsuit against Google is about to set in motion a long legal war that could have broad implications for the entire tech industry — and Washington's future ability to police it. Support our journalism. Subscribe today. Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Google Antitrust Fight Thrusts Low-Key CEO Into the Line of Fire The New York Times OAKLAND, Calif. — When Sundar Pichai succeeded Larry Page as the head of Google's parent company in December, he was handed a bag of problems: Shareholders had sued the company, Alphabet, over big financial packages handed to executives ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post Unprecedented vaccine trials on track to begin delivering results Washington Post In a matter of weeks, one of the most closely watched human experiments in history will start to report early results, with data on prospective coronavirus vaccines possibly coming this month or in November from the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and the ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNN White woman caught on video yelling obscenities at a Black Starbucks barista over face mask CNN (CNN) A White female customer was caught on video shouting a string of obscenities at a Black Starbucks barista in Southern California, after the customer refused to properly wear a face covering inside the store. The encounter, which took place on Sunday ... Flag as irrelevant
	TechCrunch Facebook is working on Neighborhoods, a Nextdoor clone based on local groups TechCrunch Using social networks to connect with neighbors and local services has surged during the Covid-19 pandemic, and Facebook — with 2.7 billion users globally — is now looking at how it can tap into that in a more direct way. In the same week that it was ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times The FDA Wanted to Ban Some Hair Straighteners. It Never Happened. The New York Times It's been more than a decade since a popular hair treatment called Brazilian Blowout appeared in salons, promising months of straight hair after a single application. But soon users were complaining that the product emitted noxious fumes that stung their eyes ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times 'Billion Dollar Loser' Recounts WeWork's Big Dreams and Its Harsh Wake-Up Call The New York Times It took reading 50 pages of "Billion Dollar Loser," Reeves Wiedeman's new book about WeWork and its co-founder Adam Neumann, before I wrote my first "insufferable" in the margin alongside an especially galling anecdote — a testament to how steady and ... Flag as irrelevant
	AdAge.com Interpublic Group of Cos. names Philippe Krakowsky as successor to Michael Roth AdAge.com It's official: Interpublic Group of Cos. has named Philippe Krakowsky as successor to Michael Roth. Krakowsky assumes the post of chief executive officer on January 1, 2021. Roth becomes executive chairman of the board. Krakowsky, an 18-year IPG veteran, ... Flag as irrelevant
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