Wall Street Breakfast, April 25th: Facebook Steps Up For Earnings, Comcast Makes A Bid

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Wall Street Breakfast, April 25th: Facebook Steps Up For Earnings, Comcast Makes A Bid

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Today’s top stories: Facebook is set to impress In its first post-Cambridge Analytica earnings report; Volatility hit crude oil prices as Trump and Iran traded words over its nuclear activity; and Comcast’s bid for Sky is official.
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