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Snap Shortfall Shows Supply-Chain Woes Hitting Social Media

Snap Inc.’s warning that supply-chain bottlenecks are prompting companies to hold back online advert

Snap Shortfall Shows Supply-Chain Woes Hitting Social Media

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