The Wall Street Journal

Tesla cut prices again, this time by nearly 20% for some vehicles sold in the U.S., amid concerns over weakening demand. Shares fell about 6%.

Twitter is dangling free ad space by offering to match advertisers' spending up to $250,000 in an attempt to woo brands back to the social-media platform

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