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Market Movers
The chipmaker increases its repurchase authorization by a historic amount, signaling confidence in its cash flow driven by the artificial intelligence boom.
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Business
President Trump signals potential restrictions on overseas diesel sales to lower domestic prices, a move that could disrupt global energy markets and strain diplomatic ties with key trading partners in Europe and Latin America.
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Business
Officials acknowledge that while current data shows no aggregate job losses, the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence requires contingency planning for a workforce increasingly exposed to automation.
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Business
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As the U.S.-Iran conflict enters its second half-year, strikes on military infrastructure aim to secure shipping lanes while crude exports remain significantly below prewar levels.
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Business
The Swedish furniture retailer is reducing prices on iconic items by up to 28% across Europe, accepting lower margins to retain customers as consumer confidence remains fragile.
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Business
The new device uses a camera and mouthwash blasts to clean between teeth, marking Dyson's entry into the smart oral care market with high-tech features and a premium price tag.
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Business
Industry leaders argue the temporary tax cut failed to reach many consumers and request lasting structural changes rather than short-term promotional measures.
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Business
Local furniture banks report children sleeping on floors as officials launch outreach to households in crisis, aiming to improve educational outcomes and reduce unclaimed benefits.
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Business
The first minister outlines a strategy focused on structural reform, child poverty reduction, and addressing violence against women, while facing business sector pushback over proposed food price controls.
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Business
A surge in retail, banking, and technology deals marks a strategic pivot for Tokyo-based companies seeking growth outside their shrinking home market.
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Business
The FTC and a coalition of states accuse the e-commerce giant of secretly inflating advertising costs for millions of clients, a claim Amazon denies while citing falling average bid prices.
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Business
The deal would significantly expand Aon's presence in the U.S. insurance brokerage market, consolidating industry leadership.
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Business
Experts warn that financial favoritism often masks deeper emotional needs, urging families to communicate clearly about inheritance and support to prevent long-term resentment.
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