After Trump’s grim victory, Wall Street does not appear incredibly shaken.
Yet across the tech industry — amid the shock, wounded optimism, and familiar threats to fund a New California — most prominent technology companies are in the red this morning.
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However Twitter, which played an outsized role in this election and served as an effective megaphone for the candidates, and particularly Trump, is up. Now by more than four percent. A few others are up, too.
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