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As world warms, Sweden sees opportunity to grow its young wine industry
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Western Digital refused to answer our questions about its self-wiping SanDisk SSDs. Oh, and it’s also getting sued.
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America's obsession with weight-loss drugs is affecting the economy of Denmark – Novo Nordisk's market capitalization has matched the GDP of its home country
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China's property crisis deepens with developer Country Garden at risk of default
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Rare look into revenue and costs of SpaceX
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What happens to all the stuff we return?
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The hidden fee costing US doctors millions every year
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SanDisk’s silence deafens as high-profile users say Extreme SSDs still broken. SanDisk is ignoring lost data claims. It's time to ignore the company's SSDs.
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With growing demand for Nvidia's GPU chips there might not be enough to go around
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The death spiral of Hollywood monopolies
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US Supreme Court temporarily blocks $6 billion Purdue Pharma-Sackler bankruptcy
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White House unveils ban on US investment in Chinese tech sectors linked to the military
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Fighters win key ruling in case that could upend UFC’s business
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KKR to acquire Simon & Schuster from Paramount Global for $1.62 billion
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Embracer Group has shut down Campfire Cabal as the company begins closing down some of its development studios
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No more freebies: Companies crack down on customer perks and rewards
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Spotify is raising the price of its single-account premium plan for the first time since 2011 and hiking other services as well
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Warner Bros. Discovery says strikes saved it more than $100 million in Q2, David Zaslav hopes negotiating resumes soon
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Chemical companies’ PFAS payouts are huge – but the problem is even bigger
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Bank failure: Kansas Heartland Tri-State Bank closed by US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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UK vendors started boycotting the Etsy platform over its payment reserves system
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How to quickly get to the important truth inside any privacy policy
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Airbus partners with Voyager Space to build ISS replacement
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American Physician Partners is latest physician staffing firm to fold — it follows Envision, and physicians consider further consequences of difficult market
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US taxpayers paid for 5.8 billion of Lockheed's 7.9 billion dollar stock buyback
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Peacock lost $651 million from April to June
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OpenAI's Altman launching a cryptocurrency with an eye-scanner gimmick. Does this impact how you feel about AI?
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99-year-old US trucking company Yellow shuts down, putting 30,000 out of work
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The fight over a US Congress bill targeting credit card fees pits payment companies against retailers
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US cannabis industry confronts billion-dollar threat: weak weed
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New Relic to be acquired by Francisco Partners and TPG for $6.5B
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Twitter’s future is a return to Elon Musk’s past
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From car parts to cargo bikes: GKN workers in Italy
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Banks working to develop global standards on accounting for carbon emissions in bond or stock sale underwriting have voted to exclude most emissions from their own carbon footprint numbers
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Imax CEO says weekend box office shows “paradigm shift” in moviegoing: Revenue jumps, company swings to profit in Q2
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How Stan Lee became the face of an exploitative industry
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South Korean businesswoman Michele Kang has a controlling stake in two women's teams and plans to acquire more
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Why is Elon Musk doing what he is to Twitter?
From a non-MAGA’ers perspective; He took a perfectly fine (albeit starting to decline) social media platform with millions of users and derailed it completely from what it was before to a farce....
From a non-MAGA’ers perspective;
He took a perfectly fine (albeit starting to decline) social media platform with millions of users and derailed it completely from what it was before to a farce.
Why even buy Twitter if you’re going to change the entire format, including the actual name of the brand? Why not build a competitor from the ground up and call it X?
Unless you’re the melonhead billionaire your guess is better than mine, but I wonder if this bumbling incompetence is pre-orchestrated somehow or if he’s making it up as he goes.
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Mapping the ownership network of Canada’s billionaire families
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Tesla created secret team to suppress thousands of driving range complaints
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Amazon plans to expand use of its palm scanning technology this year
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How the ultrawealthy use private foundations to bank millions in tax deductions while giving the public little in return
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Intellectual property attorney claims that more than 900 companies have trademarked X, Musk's company will face lawsuits
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Netflix adds nearly six million subscribers amid password sharing crackdown in Q2
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The IBM mainframe: How it runs and why it survives
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Teamsters in the USA win historic UPS contract, with zero concessions
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Inside American Starbucks' dirty war against organized labor
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US health insurance giant Cigna sued over algorithm allegedly used to deny coverage to hundreds of thousands of patients
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Wall Street analysts unload on Hollywood
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