U.S. President Donald Trump returned to Twitter on Thursday with a video acknowledging that Joe Biden would be the next U.S. president as other social media services including Facebook Inc blocked his accounts over concerns that his messages might spark further violent protests.
Donald Trump Returns to Twitter, Posts Video Supporting Peaceful Transition of Power to Joe Biden
Twitter unlocked the @realDonaldTrump account after Donald Trump removed three rule-breaking tweets. By Reuters | Updated: 8 January 2021 10:11 IST
Zuckerberg said the block on Trump s Facebook page would last at least until Biden takes office
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US President Donald Trump returned to Twitter on Thursday with a video acknowledging that Joe Biden would be the next US president as other social media services including Facebook blocked his accounts over concerns that his messages might spark further violent protests.
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US President Donald Trump returned to Twitter on Thursday with a video acknowledging that Joe Biden would be the next US president as other social media services including Facebook Inc. blocked his accounts over concerns that his messages might spark further violent protests.
Another u-turn: NYSE to delist 3 Chinese telecom companies
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Decision to be effective January 11
This is the third time in less than a week the NYSE has decided on the issue
US Treasury Secretary had told NYSE chief he disagreed with decision to reverse delistings
Taking another U-turn, the New York Stock Exchange has said it will delist three Chinese telecom companies.
The announcement came a day after United States Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin told the NYSE chief he disagreed with an earlier decision to reverse the delistings.
The latest move, which is effective January 11, marks the third time in less than a week the Big Board has ruled on the issue.