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Big Tech seeks Democratic ties amid midterm election shifts

Big Tech companies, after a period of close association with the White House, are now attempting to build stronger relationships with Democrats. This strategic shift comes as the companies face potential actions from states, local communities, and market forces, raising questions about the sustainability of their efforts to improve their public image. AI

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Big Tech seeks Democratic ties amid midterm election shifts

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