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Forbes Daily: Drone Maker To Ration Batteries After Chinese Sanctions

Forbes Daily: Drone Maker To Ration Batteries After Chinese Sanctions

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Friday's edition of Forbes Daily covers David Koch's son backing Kamala Harris, Facebook profit from election lies, Amazon beats expectations, Apple's earnings and more.

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