Intel Rides Made-in-America Wave to Big Stock Gain
After years of disappointing investors, Intel Corp. shares are showing signs of life. The best performer in the
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UK Bar Owners Rebel Against Proposed New Surge Pricing for Pints
The price of your next pint may go up, depending on where—and when—you drink. The UK’s biggest pub
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US Core CPI Picks Up, Keeping Another Fed Hike in Play This Year
Underlying US inflation ran at a faster-than-expected monthly pace in August, leaving the door open for additional interest-rate
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Aaron Rodgers Injury Reignites Fight Over Real Cost of Fake Turf
After Aaron Rodgers suffered a shock injury just moments into his highly anticipated debut for the New York
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India to draft new policy in push for EV investment, minister says
By Aditi Shah and Tanvi Mehta NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India will come up with new policy to attract electric vehicle
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De Beers Ends Lab-Grown Engagement Diamonds Foray as Prices Drop
De Beers decided to call time on offering lab-grown diamonds for engagement rings even as the man-made alternatives
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Luxury Ship Charging $33,000 a Person Awaits Rescue in Greenland’s Arctic
A luxury cruise ship carrying more than 200 people — primarily Australians — is stuck in remote northeastern
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Kroll’s Message for Critics: ESG Makes Money
For the past few years, ESG investment ratings and scores have been a magnet for controversy. Elon Musk
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V&A cares for looted Yemeni funeral stones
The stones were reported by an archaeology enthusiast in an interior design shop.
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Venice Wants to Combat ‘Overtourism’ With New €5 Entrance Fee
Venice has approved a €5 ($5.4) daily entrance fee in a bid to regulate the hoards of tourists
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From $1 Billion to Almost Worthless: Faze Clan Runs Out of Hype
Three months after its July 2022 debut on the Nasdaq, FaZe Holdings Inc. threw an exclusive party at
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Why Apple getting rid of lightning cable iPhone charger is a big deal
The way users charge their Apple devices in the future is getting a huge shakeup. In Tuesday's (12 September) Apple event, the technology company announced that the lightning cable is being replaced by USB-C with the introduction of the new iPhone 15 and 15 Pro. It marks a huge change, as the lighting cable has been used to charge Apple devices for the last decade. The USB-C cable can be used to power other Apple products such as the Mac and iPad.
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