Here s what s on the Thursday menu.
Square shares started trading publicly today. Here s our story, by Queenie Wong. Business Insider takes a look at Square s biggest investors.
Oracle vs. Google over Java: Judge set to consider removal of expert witness who Oracle says is biased because he testified for Samsung in the Apple vs. Samsung patent case.
Telegram messaging app says it s shutting down Islamic State sites, but new ones keep popping up.
YouTube says it will pay for some video makers to fight takedown demands. (NYT)
Politico: Big Silicon Valley donors are shunning Hillary Clinton s super PAC.
New site, Onlinecensorship.org, takes reports about social-media posts that have been censored. (via Fortune)
SunPower is building three solar farms in China s inner Mongolia region for Apple.
Poll: Majority of U.S. consumers plan to shop at Amazon for the holidays.
The CEO of Shuddle, the ride-booking service for kids, has stepped aside. (Our previous coverage of Shuddle)
Photo: Square CEO Jack Dorsey, right, poses with co-founder Jim McKelvey in front of the New York Stock Exchange before opening bell ceremonies, Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015, Square s first day as a publicly traded company. (Richard Drew/Associated Press)
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