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all right, here with me as my colleague good ship on a jan bell from be able to business to talk about this. she found a snap says the business environment has changed. what are the specific problems that social media companies are looking at? well, there's a lot of macro economic issues that those social media companies are looking at, which of course, other companies are looking at. we're talking about inflation. rising energy costs, supply chain disruptions which have, of course, been all around since the pandemic hit us around 2 years ago just over 2 years ago . and though the is...

Are we back on track yet . Has been resolved. Take a look at the repercussions. Earlier this evening we checked on the flight out of denver. Theyre supposed to leave at six. Later they said he would be boarding at 1030. That has been changed to 1130. Even worse, that fight is supposed to leave in 45 minutes but travelers have to wait until 3 am. I dont know why its delayed. That sucks. Spec it was a disappointing sunday night United Airlines travelers after they got news of a series of delays because of a computer error. Some had to cope while waiting 2. 5 hours longer than expected. While wai...

3 intense new developments overnight in the standoff at the oregon wildlife refuge. Occupiers now plan to turn themselves in to the fbi in just a couple of hours. And they will meet with reverend Franklin Graham right before doing so. The only way were leaving here is either dead or without charges 08 3 that phone call between the protestors and an activist in Washington State unfolded on the internet via a live stream. All as the fbi surrounded the protestors. Reverend Franklin Graham, along with nevada lawmaker michelle fiore, plan to meet with the group this morning. 3 michele, what are you...

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