Jan.11 -- Technology companies are facing the fallout of actions taken by their social media sites with shares of Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. falling in early trading Monday, while rival platform Parler was forced offline by Amazon.com Inc. Bloomberg’s Emily Chang reports on “Balance of Power.”
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