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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ September 9, 2017
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	Why It's Not Too Late To Get Into Facebook Seeking Alpha As Facebook's (NASDAQ:FB) valuation grows, late investors who still desire a slice of the return largesse that current shareholders are enjoying might ... Flag as irrelevant
	Metro Detroit woman's Facebook post leads to drunk driving arrest WXYZ A 25-year old Roseville woman is facing charges of driving under the influence, leaving the scene of an injury accident and operating without a valid ... Flag as irrelevant
	Social Media Helps Locate Virgin Islands Irma Survivors CBS Boston / WBZ BOSTON (CBS) — A chilling Facebook post written on a pizza box listed the names of people seen alive on the U.S. Virgin Islands since Hurricane ... Flag as irrelevant
	WSJ: Facebook eyes $1B in video spending in major push Seeking Alpha It heavily outsizes the company's previous spending including last year's live video deals, and puts Facebook more in the competitive territory of an ... Report: Facebook to Offer "Hundreds of Millions of Dollars" to Music Labels and Publishers in New ... - SPIN Facebook to invest $1bn in original TV content - The Weekend Leader Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	On Facebook The Straits Times A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on September 09, 2017, with the headline 'On Facebook'. Print Edition | ... Flag as irrelevant
	Newton businessman aids Hurricane Irma Facebook group in St. Thomas The Boston Globe A Newton businessman has stepped up to run a Facebook group set up in St. Thomas to aid Hurricane Irma victims after much of the island lost power ... Flag as irrelevant
	Would You Love To Watch Movies On Facebook? (Yes, They're Coming) Fossbytes It's not hidden how badly Facebook, Inc. is pushing videos on its social networking website. At times, our News Feed is full of videos, and the real ... Flag as irrelevant
	Malware Group Uses Facebook CDN to Bypass Security Solutions BleepingComputer A malware group is using Facebook's CDN servers to store malicious files that it later uses to infect users with banking trojans. Researchers spotted ... Flag as irrelevant

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