San Francisco Reconsiders Business Ban That Targets States' Social Values

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Today's News

Welcome to today's edition of the news. Our top stories today include FACEBOOK's expected decline in revenue, deadly fungal infections, and Credit Business.

Outline

FACEBOOK: Expected decline in revenue growth for 3Q
Fungal Infections: What we know about the dangers and how to protect ourselves
San Francisco: Business ban that targets states' social values may be reconsidered
General Atlantic: Buying Iron Park Capital to form new credit business
Stock Futures: Dip on weak tech earnings
Spotify: Big subscriber growth and profits, stock price falls
Boeing: $3.3 billion loss due to charges against defense unit
Augusta National Golf Club: Investigation by DOJ over potential discrimination
Andreessen Horowitz: Went all in on crypto at worst possible time
Microsoft: Struggling in the hardware market
John Fetterman: Health in spotlight after debate against Mehmet Oz

FACEBOOK Revenue Decline Expected to Accelerate...

FACEBOOK Revenue Decline Expected to Accelerate... (Second column, 9th story, link) Related stories:Bad winter coming for media companies... GOOGLE miss fans fears across digital advertising... TWITTER Losing Most Active Users... BECO…

What We Know About Deadly Fungal Infections

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San Francisco Reconsiders Business Ban That Targets States' Social Values

A study found the policy focused on such issues as abortion and LGBT rights is costing city tens of millions

General Atlantic to Buy Iron Park Capital and Form Credit Business

General Atlantic to Buy Iron Park Capital and Form Credit Business - WSJ The Wall Street Journal

Stock Futures Drop on Weak Tech Earnings

Facebook parent Meta Platforms is scheduled to post earnings after the market close

Spotify Reports Big Subscriber Gains, Profits; Stock Price Falls

Spotify reported 456 million monthly active users, up 20% from a year earlier and above the company’s guidance. Paying subscribers, Spotify’s most lucrative type of customer, climbed 13% to 195 million, also exceeding the company’s expectations. Spotify share…