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52. These Businesses Won't Bounce Back From Coronavirus.
53. Twitter Posts Loss Despite User Growth.
54. Google Revenue Climbs, but Company Warns of 'Tale of Two Quarters'.
55. Without Coronavirus Aid, Local Newspapers Could Fold.
56. Google to Require All Advertisers to Identify Themselves.
57. Investors Cheer Snap's Shades of Grey.
58. YouTube Spars With Auditor Over Transparency of Advertising Risks.
59. Senate Panel Seeks Scrutiny of China Telecom Companies After It Sees Lax U.S. Oversight.
60. Die-Cast Manufacturer Pace Industries Says Coronavirus Contributed to Bankruptcy.
61. Facebook Ad Rates Fall as Coronavirus Undermines Spending.
62. Trump Invokes Korean War-Era Law to Get Ventilators Built Amid Short Supply.
63. Local TV Sees Spike in Viewers, Drop in Ads in Coronavirus Crisis.
64. Candidates Scramble to Fund Payroll, Ads in Delayed Primaries.
65. When TV Anchors Work From Home, a Lot Can Go Wrong.
66. Coronavirus Stimulus Package Fuels Boom for Lobbyists.
67. Companies Avoid Advertising Next to Coronavirus News.
68. Facebook Pledges $100 Million for News Outlets Hit by Coronavirus Outbreak.
69. Government Tracking How People Move Around in Coronavirus Pandemic.
70. Nancy Pelosi's Lobbying Ban in Stimulus Package Quickly Nixed by K Street and Senate.
71. Coronavirus Quarantine Boosts Streaming Video, but Not Advertising Yet.
72. Ad-Buying Giant Magna Slashes U.S. Ad-Spending Forecast for 2020 Amid Coronavirus Pandemic.
73. With Cinemas Shut Due to Coronavirus, Theater Chains at Risk of Default.
74. Executives Should Look for Help Before They Leap.
75. Social Media's Boost Amid Coronavirus Won't Spare It Pain.
76. Coronavirus Is Giving Readers Plenty of News. But Local Outlets Are Still Teetering.
77. Strong Restaurant Chains May Feast After Coronavirus Famine.
78. As Coronavirus Empties Workplaces, Some Holdouts Have Wanted Employees to Show Up.
79. Domestic Box Office Suffers Worst Weekend in Nearly 20 Years.
80. Bloomberg Team Says It Spent $275 Million on Anti-Trump Ads.
81. If Olympics Can't Be Held This Summer, Best to Postpone 1-2 Years: Japan Organizing Official.
82. AT&T Cooperates With Justice Department in Google Probe.
83. Facebook Removes Trump Campaign Ads, Citing Census Interference Policy.
84. Bloomberg's Massive Super Tuesday Spending Doesn't Pay Dividends.
85. ViacomCBS's Pluto TV Boosts Marketing as Free Streaming Services Intensify Fight.
86. China's Advertising Vanguard Keeps Getting Disrupted.
87. Staying In Worked During the Stock-Market Rout. Dining Out Didn't.
88. Campaign-Finance Laws Created Candidate Bloomberg.
89. Democratic Presidential Candidates Ended January Short on Cash.
90. Fox, Comcast Pursue Takeovers of Ad-Supported Video Services.
91. TikTok Owner's Plan: Be More Than Just TikTok.
92. Notable & Quotable: Democrats and the Court.
93. Stakes Run High for Mall Owner Trying to Save Forever 21.
94. On Big Stage, Trump Aims Message at Black Voters.
95. Justice Department Ramps Up Google Probe, With Heavy Focus on Ad Tools: Antitrust enforcers have contacted more than a dozen publishers, ad tech rivals and ad agencies.
96. Fox Says Super Bowl Delivered $600 Million in Ad Revenue: Reviewing quarterly results, CEO Lachlan Murdoch touts strength of Fox News.
97. Trump and Bloomberg Super Bowl Ads Provoke Sharp Viewer Reactions: The two men used their airtime on television's biggest stage to address sensitive social issues.
98. Google Clears Some of Its Cloud: New disclosures provide valuable insight but don't mask a core advertising slowdown.
99. Michael Bloomberg Put $200 Million Into Presidential Bid in First Five Weeks: More than $140 million went toward TV and digital advertising; $679,000 was spent on short-term, corporate housing for staff.
100. Amazon Revenue Jumps on Holiday Sales as Profit Rises: Tech giant's shares soar in after-hours trading despite high shipping costs.
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