Does Big Tech want four more years of Trump?

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Does Big Tech want four more years of Trump?

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The Donald Trump presidency has been good for Big Business. But Trump’s relationship with Wall Street leaders looks a little different than his relationship with Big Tech. Vox business and politics reporter Emily Stewart compares notes with Recode Daily host, Teddy Schleifer.
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