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It’s ‘Super Tuesday’ for EU enlargement as 4 candidates move forward with negotiations

Four countries are moving forward with EU enlargement negotiations. This is a big step for these countries. They will work with the EU to make rules and decisions.

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Spero Therapeutics shares fall after $105M KKR deal

Spero Therapeutics, a biotech company, received a big investment from KKR. The company's shares went down after the deal. This deal is worth $105 million.

Jul 14, 10:20upd. 18d

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PepsiCo’s turnaround stutters as Americans rethink snacking

PepsiCo's sales are not going up as fast as they thought. Americans are eating less snacks, and this is affecting PepsiCo's business.

Jul 14, 10:24upd. 18d

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Ellen Burstyn to Receive Venice’s Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement

Ellen Burstyn will get a special award at the Venice Film Festival. She is a famous actress from the US. She will receive the award for her lifetime work.

Jul 14, 10:05upd. 18d

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Bank of England governor warns on Iran conflict risks to stability

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said a conflict in Iran could hurt the UK's economy. He is worried about the impact on the UK's financial stability. The UK is a major investor in Iran's oil industry.

Jul 14, 10:09upd. 18d

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Some questions that may come up during Fed chief Warsh’s testimony to Congress

Fed chief Warsh will tell Congress about the US economy. He will answer questions about the economy. This is important because it will help people understand the economy better.

Jul 14, 10:14upd. 18d

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UN agency investigating reports of 2 boats capsizing with Rohingya refugees

The UN is looking into reports of two boats that sank with Rohingya people on board. The boats were in the Bay of Bengal. The UN wants to know what happened.

Jul 14, 09:51upd. 18d

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They're doing everything right for retirement. Their parents didn't.

Many baby boomers are not financially prepared for retirement. They are a wealthy generation, but some are struggling. Retirement is a personal problem in America.

Jul 14, 08:18upd. 18d

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Glassriver, ZDF Studios’ Network Movie Team on Lilja Sigurðardóttir Crime Series ‘Áróra’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Jul 14, 08:22upd. 18d

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Yaskawa Electric falls to April low as weak earnings trigger second day of selling

Yaskawa Electric's shares fell because the company's earnings were not good. The company made less money than expected. This made investors sell the company's shares.

Jul 14, 04:20upd. 18d

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We went on our first African safari. Our trip would've been better if we'd known these 5 things before we left.

A couple went on their first big African safari. They visited places like Arusha and the Serengeti in Tanzania. This trip was a luxury vacation for them. They learned that knowing 5 things before leaving helps a lot.

Jul 13, 19:28upd. 18d

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America pays workers just 27% of what its wealth allows — the worst in the OECD

America gives workers a small share of the money the country has. Specifically, workers get only 27% of the total wealth. This is worse than any other country in the OECD group. The report shows this as the US's biggest problem right now.

Jul 13, 19:20upd. 18d

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Netflix Orders ‘Monopoly’ Competition Series With $2 Million Dollar Prize

Netflix is making a new TV show about 'Monopoly.' This game is famous for buying property and trading. Twelve people will play on a big set called Town Square. They must use smart plans to win $2 million. The show starts in the fall of 2027.

Jul 13, 19:23upd. 18d

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US citizen is found guilty of helping export tech to Iran in violation of sanctions

A man living in Massachusetts is now guilty. He helped move electronic parts to Iran. These exports were against U.S. sanctions. Sanctions are like official rules that limit trade or actions. The court found him guilty of this illegal action.

Jul 13, 15:13upd. 18d

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Private planes, helicopters and Mercedes vans: The rich do the World Cup

Many rich people went to the World Cup this summer. They used private planes, helicopters, and expensive vans to travel. This is a big event where many people watch football.

Jul 13, 15:09upd. 18d

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I'm 43 years old, married with kids, and living with my parents. Our living setup has helped all of us.

This person is 43 years old and lives with her husband and kids. She also lives with her parents now. They bought a house around ten years ago and invited them to move in. The setup helps everyone feel better and saves money for the family.

Jul 13, 13:31upd. 18d

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I took a trip with my parents and left my son at home. Time with them reminded me I'm someone's child, too.

The writer traveled with their mom and dad for a weekend. They left their young son with his father. At first, the writer felt bad or guilty. But the trip made them realize they are also someone's child. This helped them enjoy traveling more without guilt.

Jul 13, 10:34upd. 19d

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Millionaires’ playground Marbella wants to become a tech hub

Marbella is a very rich place in Spain. Many tourists visit it to see fancy shops like Louis Vuitton. Now, Marbella wants to be a 'tech hub.' A tech hub means many new technology companies will work there.

Jul 13, 10:49upd. 19d

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Valérie Donzelli, Carolina Cavalli to Chair Venice’s Horizons, Luigi De Laurentiis Juries

Jul 13, 10:39upd. 19d

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Ammy Virk, Neeru Bajwa, Harrdy Sandhu Punjabi Films Acquired by India’s Panorama Studios for Worldwide Release (EXCLUSIVE)

Panorama Studios from India bought the rights for three Punjabi films. The movies are "Argentina," "Thaapi," and "Ranjheya." They plan to release these films in 2026. These films have many famous actors in them. This is a big step for Panorama Studios.

Jul 13, 10:30upd. 19d

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The one thing MAGA nativists get right

Donald Trump blames immigrants for most of America's money problems. He says undocumented people take jobs and lower pay. But research shows this is not always true. In fact, immigrants often pay more in taxes than they get back in help.

Jul 13, 10:45upd. 19d

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Why corporate strategy is moving to the CFO’s office

The plan for a company's future is going to the CFO's desk more often. A big meeting called the Global CFO Forum showed this change. Most finance leaders said their strategy team now reports to the CFO. This means money and plans are closer together.

Jul 13, 10:29upd. 19d

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Museums catching World Cup fever

As the World Cup gets closer to the end, museums are noticing more interest in soccer. They are starting new special shows. These shows teach people about the sport. You might see surprising things inside the museums.

Jul 13, 04:07upd. 19d

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Sunday forecast: A heat index over 100 degrees is likely to linger this week

Jul 12, 14:55upd. 19d

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Volkswagen’s CEO suggests ‘more intelligent solutions than closing plants’ amid turnaround effort and touts cost cuts

Jul 12, 14:55upd. 19d

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Trinidad and Tobago signs deals with U.S. companies for data centers, despite history of chronic water shortages and intermittent supply

Jul 12, 15:04upd. 19d

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Brené Brown warns American workers are not neurologically wired for this level of rapid change and instability: ‘People are not okay’

Jul 12, 12:18upd. 20d

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Want to earn nearly $100,000 within 5 years of graduating? Study engineering, Fed research says

Jul 12, 12:15upd. 20d

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James Murdoch may have reaped as much as $7.5 billion from his pre-IPO investment in Elon Musk’s SpaceX

Jul 12, 10:31upd. 20d

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A Yale professor says America is now an ‘oldigarchy’—and Boomers on LinkedIn are enraged

Jul 12, 10:30upd. 20d

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Live: Twins take Georgia Tech catcher Vahn Lackey with No. 3 overall pick in MLB draft

Jul 11, 18:22upd. 20d

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Gas prices are swinging. How to budget for volatility

Jul 9, 19:10upd. 20d

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Exclusive: How Jay-Z Pulled Off a Surprise-Filled Show During New York’s Wildest Summer

Jul 11, 04:51upd. 20d

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A New Phase of the AI-Jobs Panic

Jul 9, 19:59upd. 20d

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Myanmar-Set ‘Fruit Gathering’ Wins at Karlovy Vary: ‘Harrowing Drama of Obsession and Queer Desire’

Jul 11, 18:15upd. 20d

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‘Moana’ Creatives on Working Closely to Honor Polynesian Culture and Traditions, and Why Representation Matters in the Live-Action Film

Jul 11, 18:15upd. 20d

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UN expert flags human rights concerns over Cambodia after talks with PM in Phnom Penh

A United Nations expert on human rights visited Cambodia and met with the Prime Minister in Phnom Penh. The expert said he is worried about people who have been forced to leave their homes. He also warned about criminal groups using the internet to traffic people. He noted that some Cambodians are in jail just for speaking their opinions.

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