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Social networks hit stocks as US trade deficit rises

The image of major social network heads in Washington is spooking investors.

Thu, 06 Sep 2018

The Nasdaq had its biggest one-day drop in three weeks as concerned investors sold technology stocks after watching US lawmakers grill Twitter and Facebook executives over foreign efforts to tilt US politics.

Twitter dropped 4.7% and Facebook fell 1.6% as their top executives defended their

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