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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.
Reported by 4 sources
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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Business
The British automaker announces significant workforce reductions as it navigates declining sales in China and the US, high domestic energy costs, and the lingering financial impact of a major cyberattack.
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Business
A Boeing 767 operated by a charter partner for Amazon crashed into vehicles at the end of the runway, grounding flights and complicating one of the busiest travel weekends in the United States.
Reported by 3 sources
Business
Rising living costs, shrinking tax bases, and surging foodbank demand define the political landscape as candidates prepare to address a contracting economy.
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Business
A local initiative aims to highlight the severity of household food insecurity by asking participants to limit their daily spending to the amount many low-income families reportedly rely on.
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Business
Beijing moves capital into major banks and insurers as second-quarter growth falls short of targets amid trade tensions and global instability.
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Business
HM Revenue and Customs will issue payments to approximately one million individuals who lost out on tax relief due to specific employer pension schemes, aiming to correct a systemic administrative disparity.
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Business
Employees at the nonprofit organization behind Wikipedia have overwhelmingly approved a unionization drive, marking a significant shift in labor relations for the tech sector.
Reported by 4 sources
Business
Sir Richard Branson links soaring airfares to the Iran war, as airlines implement fuel surcharges and adjust winter schedules amid volatile jet fuel markets.
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Business
The technology company launches a high-priced electric toothbrush featuring an integrated camera to monitor dental hygiene, sparking discussion among consumers and tech observers.
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Business
In response to a lawsuit, Sony has submitted court documents asserting that PlayStation customers only license digital games rather than owning them, despite paying full price.
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