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X Money is launching in the US starting today

X Money is a digital wallet and payment platform. It is launching in the US today. Users can get a metal Visa card with their X username. They can also make peer-to-peer payments and transfer money for free. X Money offers a high interest rate, but only some users can get it.

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Fox News Poll: Cool your servers! Voters reject data centers

A Fox News poll asked people about building data centers for artificial intelligence. 70% of voters said no. Some groups, like MAGA supporters, want data centers, but most people do not.

Jul 27, 22:00upd. 4d
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Microsoft consolidates between 50 & 200 SMA: Live levels

Microsoft's stock price is stable. It is between two important levels: the 50-day and 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA). This is a sign of a stable market. The exact range is between 50 and 200 SMA.

Jul 27, 19:07upd. 4d
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Orange and Morrison to form data centre venture in France

Orange and Morrison are working together. They will build a data centre in France. This will help with artificial intelligence and cloud services. The data centre will be very big, with 400 megawatts of capacity. This is a big investment, €3 billion.

Jul 27, 19:04upd. 4d
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Tesla RSI hits 19.4 in steep downtrend: Live levels

Tesla's stock price is falling. Its Relative Strength Index (RSI) is now 19.4. This means the stock price is going down quickly.

Jul 27, 19:07upd. 4d
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Man critically wounded in Englewood shooting

A man was shot in the back in Englewood, Chicago. He is in the hospital. The police are looking for the person who shot him.

Jul 27, 18:52upd. 4d
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Buffalo Bills unveil new 'Nickel City' gray altern...

The Buffalo Bills football team showed a new jersey. It is gray and called 'Nickel City'. The team says it is a tribute to the people of Western New York.

Jul 27, 18:54upd. 4d
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Tariffs didn’t bring manufacturing jobs back to the US

The US government imposed tariffs to bring back manufacturing jobs. However, a company that analyzes supply chains found that this did not happen. The company looked at data from 2020 to 2025.

Jul 27, 15:00upd. 4d
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Oil market scenarios: escalation vs. standstill as Hormuz remains closed

The Strait of Hormuz is a very important waterway for oil. It connects the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman. Because of a conflict, the Strait is closed. This means oil cannot pass through. The oil market is now uncertain.

Jul 27, 14:12upd. 4d
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Seattle Times endorsements, WA primary 2026: 26th Legislative District, Position 2

The Seattle Times supports a candidate named Renee Hernandez Greenfield. This is for an important race in the 26th district of Washington state. High cost of living is the main issue people are talking about. The paper thinks she has good experience to help fix this problem. She works with young residents and housing issues.

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Nothing Brings Out the Worst in Your Co-Workers Like a Well-Intentioned Office Potluck

Alison Green shares stories about office potlucks. She says these food gatherings often show the bad sides of coworkers. Potlucks are supposed to be easy events without big work pressure. But asking adults to bring lunch for others can cause problems. This shows how complicated modern offices are.

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U.S. core capital goods orders rise 0.9% in June

In June, U.S. core capital goods orders increased by 0.9%. This is a sign of business spending. Shipments of these goods also rose by 1.9%.

Jul 27, 13:03upd. 5d
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Silvaco stock surges on NVIDIA AI partnership for chip design

Silvaco Group Inc shares went up 6.4% in the stock market. This happened because the company partnered with NVIDIA. They will work together to create digital twins for making and designing computer chips.

Jul 27, 13:08upd. 5d
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You’re about to retire. What are you doing for the next 20 or 30 years?

People who are close to retirement are thinking about the future. They want to know what they will do next for 20 or 30 years. The big question is about having enough money. This helps them plan their life after work.

Jul 27, 13:11upd. 5d
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AP Decision Notes: What to expect in South Dakota’s state primary runoff

South Dakota Republicans are voting in a primary runoff. They will choose between Gov. Larry Rhoden and businessman Toby Doeden. This decision will decide who represents the party on the ballot in November.

Jul 27, 12:34upd. 5d
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S&P cuts Bangladesh outlook to negative on growth concerns

S&P Global Ratings changed Bangladesh's economic outlook. They did this because they are worried about Bangladesh's economy growing. This change happened on July 25, 2024.

Jul 27, 12:09upd. 5d
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Saab wins $1 billion order for surveillance aircraft in Middle East

The Swedish company Saab got a big contract. They will supply two GlobalEye planes. These planes are for a country in the Middle East. The total value of the order is $1.04 billion. Deliveries are planned to begin in 2030.

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NANO Nuclear Energy stock rises after Air Force award

NANO Nuclear Energy's stock price went up. This happened because the US Air Force gave the company a contract. The contract is for a new project.

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Apnimed files for 10M share IPO at $14-$16/sh

Apnimed is selling its shares to the public. This big sale is called an IPO. They plan to offer 10 million shares. The price for each share will be $14 to $16. This filing happened on Monday.

Jul 27, 11:08upd. 5d
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Europe’s employers face a new challenge—keeping workers safe during heatwaves

Climate change effects are becoming very real across the globe. In Europe, scientists found that the continent is warming quickly. It is now the second fastest-warming place after the Arctic. Temperatures in Europe have doubled compared to the world average since 1990s. This makes keeping workers safe a big problem for businesses.

Jul 27, 11:20upd. 5d
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