Twitter took a huge step last week and banned the outgoing US President Donald Trump from the platform forever. In the announcement, the company referred to riots at the Capitol building and said the account was suspended due to “to the risk of further incitement of violence.” After this decision, the social networking platform’s share prices dived and fell 7.2% in pre-market trading as per Bloomberg. However, it would be too early to say if these prices would plunge further as the markets will open later this morning in the US. A bunch of Republicans, including Donald Trump Jr., lashed…
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