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Despite this tumultuous year for businesses across industries, there have been a number of mergers and acquisitions in the ad-tech space, as our programmatic desk has detailed.

But the nitty gritty of those deals have been further muddled if those companies have taken out PPP loans. Without specific guidance on how those companies should treat paying back that money post-closing, or what it means for forgivability, companies have been left with "a lot of unknowns," Matthew Pelkey, partner at Colligan Law, specializing in advising entrepreneurs and businesses, told my colleague, Andrew Blustein.

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In other news:

• President Trump can't actually ban TikTok, but his administration could put pressure on the platform
• Twitter users can now see DMs without leaving their timelines
• A look at the pros and cons of Amazon requiring sellers' personal information

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The feature rolled out for desktop.

The policy is only effective if sellers are honest.

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