In 2012, almost 1 million accounts were added to Twitter every day.
European stocks fall as healthcare, construction sectors drag https://t.co/y78uCFHzXL https://t.co/J3qX2MnoQC
After keeping low profile on campaign trail, Obama makes debut for Biden https://t.co/Yb8T1BMR9i https://t.co/IbF9aJLWAU
Five South Koreans die after getting flu shots, sparking vaccine fears https://t.co/OUHscaDVQp https://t.co/x0MGwCCSiv
A city in China’s Zhejiang province will offer experimental coronavirus vaccines to its residents, as China broadens an emergency use program to people in non-priority groups https://t.co/oKkuSYUscm
Analysis: Google antitrust case to turn on how search engine grew dominant - experts https://t.co/6w5z1UuuAw https://t.co/mzsvg7f8Jh
Cathay Pacific Airways is slashing 5,900 jobs and ending its regional Cathay Dragon brand, joining peers in cutting costs as it grapples with a plunge in demand due to the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/8D8aAuSDlK https://t.co/CozqdYgEeL
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“Hope for historical vindication is loud now but not new,” writes Priya Satia. “But the idea that history will judge can be used rhetorically by any side in a contest. Who doesn’t think they’re on the right side of history?” https://t.co/gHysqX1Srt
UK borrowing exceeds forecasts, debt highest since 1960 https://t.co/W6UEaJHC3R https://t.co/DZgjh5IuIK
Scientists at Imperial College London plan to deliberately infect volunteers with the coronavirus early next year, launching the world’s first effort to study how vaccinated people respond to being intentionally exposed to the virus. https://t.co/YagJ4W1dCJ
Ericsson tops forecast on margin gains and 5G in China https://t.co/odIK7ViaFZ https://t.co/0X69AxvZXa
Netflix is showing more African-made content and working with telecoms operators to make it easier for potential subscribers to make payments https://t.co/mPtZHhQofq https://t.co/ucrP2pPUYI
After statistics showed state borrowing had soared while tax receipts had fallen, British finance minister Rishi Sunak said that things could have been far worse had the government not acted to protect livelihoods https://t.co/ndGkv5n8cS
Britain’s government borrowing in the first half of the financial year was more than six times higher than before the COVID pandemic, official figures showed, taking public debt to its highest since 1960 https://t.co/mNZoY6Rqkk
An online exhibition featuring works by young people across England reflects on life under lockdown https://t.co/0eiTiVS3ny
Chinese city to offer COVID-19 vaccine candidate as emergency use expands https://t.co/SalPqubFWn https://t.co/Py7bIVj4qM
EU says Britain must respect withdrawal pact, deal or no deal https://t.co/fpK2Fsr6q5 https://t.co/bJUq7iFww0