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	Twitter for Business Daily update ⋅ April 15, 2018
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	Kanye West returns to Twitter Business Standard ... more than 50 photos of prominent celebrity couples. The mystery behind such random posts is still unsolved which has left people speculating over new strange posts on the Twitter account, if any. (This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.). Flag as irrelevant
	Stan Lee Sues Ex-Business Manager for Fraud Hollywood Reporter Stan Lee is fighting back against at least one person who he believes has been stealing from him following The Hollywood Reporter's in-depth investigative piece about alleged elder abuse and an ugly battle over his estate. In a complaint filed Friday in Los Angeles County Superior Court, Lee claims ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ease of doing business: Civic body launches FB, Twitter accounts India Today New Delhi, Apr 13 (PTI) People looking for information online on construction permits in areas under the three municipal corporations in Delhi can now access it on social media as a Facebook page and a Twitter handle has been launched by the nodal agency for ease of doing business. The South ... Flag as irrelevant
	Two black men were arrested in a Philadelphia Starbucks for doing nothing Vox The saga began when a video posted on Twitter on Tuesday showed police arresting two black men in Twitter for "doing nothing," in the words of the user who posted the ... "He was meeting with the two gentlemen at the Starbucks to discuss business," Wimmer said Saturday, identifying Yaffe as a friend. Starbucks apologizes after viral video shows cops in a Philadelphia store arresting 2 black men ... - Business Insider Police chief: Officers did nothing wrong in Starbucks arrest - Minneapolis Star Tribune Cell phone video forces Starbucks to apologize for arrest of black men - Mashable Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	'Mission Accomplished!': People are roasting Trump for using an infamous Bush-era phrase after ... Business Insider President Donald Trump is getting dragged on Twitter for using the phrase, "Mission Accomplished," following a series of military strikes on Syria. People are pointing out parallels between Trump's statement and when former President George W. Bush stood in front of a banner that read, "Mission ... Flag as irrelevant
	Elon Musk says humans are underrated and that he regrets using so many robots to build the ... Business Insider On Friday afternoon, Musk addressed those points on Twitter. "Yes, excessive automation at Tesla was a mistake. To be precise, my mistake. Humans are underrated," he wrote in response to a Wall Street Journal reporter. Musk hasn't said whether the company has plans to address an imbalance ... Elon Musk says humans are underrated and that he regrets using so many robots to build the ... - Markets Insider Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Dez Bryant on getting cut: 'It's personal...it's very personal' NFL.com Breakups aren't easy, especially those that come after a eight-year relationship. Dez Bryant learned that the hard way on Friday. Following his release from the Dallas Cowboys, Bryant took to Twitter to express his thought process post-schism. Although the 29-year-old receiver admitted the move was a ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Mission Accomplished' in Syria, Trump declares on Twitter The San Luis Obispo Tribune Allied missiles struck at the heart of Syrian chemical weapons arsenal in a show of force and resolve aimed at punishing the Assad government for a suspected poison gas attack against civilians and deterring the possible future use of such banned weapons. "A perfectly executed strike," President ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fake news, truth, and the Twitter way are combining to make the word of traditional journalists ... Sunday Business Post Unlimited access to all sections of The Business Post on desktop, tablet and mobile. Breaking news, comment and analysis from the best Business Post writers seven days a week. Live blogs of major news events; Videos and podcasts from some of the industry's most respected journalists such as Tom ... Flag as irrelevant
	Senators had a lot to say about Facebook. That hasn't stopped them from using it. Kansas City Business Journal After Tuesday's hearing, Graham posted his statement on the hearings to Facebook and uploaded a screenshot of his statement to Twitter. Similarly, early in the hearing, Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, asked Zuckerberg, "How do you sustain a business model in which users don't pay for your service?". Flag as irrelevant

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