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Citing New Rules, Meta Says It Will End Political Ads in E.U.
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Maine Wild Blueberry Weekend set for Aug. 2 and 3
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'I'm already up $45,000 - in about an hour of trading': The meme-stock craze is back... but this time round it's different and there's a catch. ANNE ASHWORTH reveals the truth
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Ohio Expo 2050 plan is taking shape
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Intel plans to shed thousands of workers
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Odey High Court legal claims to be tried together, judge rules
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Want to bag £180 for switching bank account? You only have days left
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Cincinnati’s CTIP grants offers up to $20K for business upgrades
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Fast Food Chains, Including McDonald's, Face-Off in Drink Wars
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Shell set to report lower earnings after ‘tepid’ update to investors
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Russia Again Cuts Interest Rates as Its Economy Slows
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Chancellor faces fiscal risks and ‘significant challenges’ amid trade war – IMF
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Chancellor faces fiscal risks and ‘significant challenges’ amid trade war – IMF
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Fires engulf Turkey's Mediterranean coast as government declares 2 disaster zones
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Fires engulf Turkey's Mediterranean coast as government declares 2 disaster zones
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River Island plans to close 33 shops - why is it in trouble?
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Consumer confidence weakens among Britons amid tax rise fears
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Small Cap Movers: Surface Transforms finally finds second gear
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What Did Trump’s Hard-Hat Tour of the Fed Accomplish?
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What Did Trump’s Hard-Hat Tour of the Fed Accomplish?
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Government considering having borrowing assessed once a year
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Thai military fires artillery toward Cambodia amid escalating tensions
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Want to bag £180 for switching bank account? You only have days left
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MetroHealth announces layoffs, other changes to counter financial losses
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Opinion: Labour's tax trauma for growth
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Used EVs selling faster than petrol car alternatives as prices plummet
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A decade after Titletown was developed, leaders reflect on future
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Retail sales up - but confidence weakens as Britons fear tax hikes
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How to find YOUR dream retirement destination: Experts reveal the top five for low tax and good weather... with some unusual winners
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RFK Jr wants bright artificial dyes out of food. Are Americans ready to let go?
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Female HR exec caught on Coldplay cam resigns after embrace with CEO went viral
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Toby Carvery owner celebrates results after hot weather brings in bumper customers
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Close Brothers sells Winterflood as it slims down ahead of car finance ruling
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Toby Carvery owner says sales to hit ‘top end’ of guidance amid hot weather
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Hiltzik: Here's the number that could halt the AI revolution in its tracks
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Edison's plan to pay Eaton fire victims could mean less litigation, less compensation
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Heatwave helps retail sales rebound in June
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‘Just the skin over the bone’: Babies suffer severe malnutrition in Gaza
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Intel to 'slow' construction at Ohio facility, announces reduction in workforce overall
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Fewer Americans are relying on side hustles, report shows
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3 Workers Freed From Collapsed Mine in Western Canada
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Boeing Emerges as a Winner in Trump’s Trade Wars
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Behind a Maine Coffee Company’s Decision to Raise Prices
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As Consumers Lose Their Appetite, Food Brands Fight to Keep Wall St. Happy
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Corbyn throws his weight behind striking Birmingham bin workers
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NatWest boss urges Reeves to abandon City tax raid
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NatWest profits surge 18% after cutting costs and gaining Sainsbury’s Bank
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Volkswagen Is Hit Hard by Trump’s Tariffs
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Sam Altman warns AI voice fraud poses 'crisis' threat
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Asian shares retreat after Alphabet and AI stocks nudge Wall Street to more records
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Supersonic flight: Will passengers ever break the sound barrier again?
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Heatwave helps retail sales rebound in June
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Tokyo stocks open lower as gains locked in
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NatWest profit surges 18% after cutting costs and gaining Sainsbury’s Bank
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Keir Starmer to push Donald Trump on steel tariffs; British retail sales rise in June – business live
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Rachel Reeves considers overruling supreme court in £44bn car finance scandal
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Heatwave helps retail sales rebound in June
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First half net profit plunges 22% at French luxury group LVMH
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Asian shares retreat after Alphabet and AI stocks nudge Wall Street to more records
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Hot weather boosted retail sales in June
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Suicide prevention charity Samaritans ‘planning to close more than 100 branches’
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ChatGPT boss admits AI could create scam 'crisis': Here's how YOU can protect yourself
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Used electric cars selling faster than petrol alternatives as prices plummet - this luxury EV is snapped up in 17 days
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Pension credit 'cliff edge' that penalises people just over income cut-off should be looked at, say MPs
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'We lend where banks can't' Juice boss on how AI allows lender to say 'yes' to more small businesses
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Business news live: NatWest give shareholders £1.5bn boost and European interest rate cuts to stop
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Trump is fighting to kill off DEI – and the corporate cowardice over Gaza shows he’s winning | Jinan Younis
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