Facebook's political ad ban is going to continue for at least a month

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Today's news: Facebook extends political ad ban as Trump spreads falsehoods, Unilever is looking for a new e-commerce ad agency, and Harry's is on the hunt for acquisitions.


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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden holds his 2020 presidential election night rally in Wilmington, Delaware.

Facebook is extending its ban on political ads 1 month as Trump spreads falsehoods around election results. Here's the memo the company sent to political ad buyers.

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Unilever CEO Alan Jope

Unilever is shopping around its booming e-commerce advertising business, and it could mean a big loss to ad giant WPP

Read the full story here.


Harry's

Razor maker Harry's CEO explains why it's on the acquisition hunt and getting into cat food after its hopes of being acquired by Schick's parent company fell through

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Facebook's political ad ban is going to continue for at least a month Facebook's political ad ban is going to continue for at least a month Reviewed by mimisabreena on Thursday, November 12, 2020 Rating: 5

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