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Mexico Wants to Curb Chinese Imports With Help From U.S. Companies
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Business - Inc.
Chinese Hackers Breach U.S. Court Wiretap Systems
The intrusion affected major telecom company networks that cooperate with court-authorized U.S. requests for communications data, according to a recent report.20 hours ago -
Business - CNBC
Chinese travelers trickle back to a Taiwanese island, mere miles from the mainland
Tourism has slowly started to resume on Kinmen, a remote Taiwanese island 1.8 miles from China that once thrived on visitors from the mainland.8 hours ago -
Business - Inc.
Want to Handle Difficult Conversations Better? 1 Simple Trick Will Help You Stay Calm and in Control
Why naming your inner voice might be the key to staying calm under pressure.3 days ago -
Business - Inc.
Allyson Felix Famously Stood Up to Nike. Now She Wants to Help Other Athletes Land Brand Deals
Three years after disrupting the footwear industry with Saysh, the Olympian turned entrepreneur is looking to rep other female athletes.1 hour ago -
Business - MarketWatch
‘I’m scared to death’: My wife asked for a divorce after 21 years. She wants to buy a house with our savings, but promises to help pay my mortgage.
“There is more than enough money in the savings to completely pay off the current mortgage.”2 hours ago -
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Olivia Rodrigo donates all sales from historic Manila show to group that helps women and girls
Olivia Rodrigo, who’s currently on her GUTS World Tour, capped off a memorable stop in the Philippines with another major announcement.22 hours ago -
World - The Guardian
Tiny parasitic wasp helps save one of world’s rarest birds from extinction
Wasps released on Nightingale Island have protected Wilkins’ bunting by halting spread of mould-causing insects. A tiny parasitic wasp has given a lifeline to one of the world’s rarest bird species ...9 hours ago -
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Why Ohio House Republican candidates aren’t embracing Vance
House Republicans said back in July that the vice presidential candidate “sets Ohio on fire” and would provide a “real lift” in key races. But they're not using him in this critical battleground ...6 hours ago -
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China Imposes Tariffs on EU Brandy Imports
China plans to impose provisional antidumping tariffs on European brandy, ranging from 30.6% to 39%, and reversing from an earlier stance.7 hours ago - China
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Russia Pays Criminals to Sow 'Mayhem' In Europe, Warns U.K. Spy Chief
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A Weakened Iran Still Has a Major Deterrent: The Nuclear Option
With Hezbollah reeling and its own missiles so far failing to do much damage, attention has turned to the potential threat posed by Iran’s nuclear program.10 hours ago - Iran -
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South Sudan's Economic Crisis Is So Bad It's Taxing Its Only Lifeline
The world’s youngest country is facing an economic crisis so acute it has imposed levies on international aid trucks and U.N. peacekeepers stationed in the country.10 hours ago -
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Totaling Up the Damage in Gaza After a Year of War
Israeli forces have divided up the enclave as they pursue Hamas, leaving reconstruction an urgent but distant dream.13 hours ago