USA Today Is Now Hiring a Beyoncé Reporter After Posting a Taylor Swift Job
First it was Taylor Swift. Now it’s Beyoncé. Fresh off a job ad for a reporter to cover
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China’s Data to Show Economy Is Trying to Move Past the Worst
China’s economic activity likely improved in August, adding to a steady drip of clues that suggest the worst
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Drone Startup Shield AI Valued at $2.5 Billion in New Funding Round
Shield AI, a startup that makes autonomous drone technology for military applications, is raising $150 million from investors,
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US-Iran Prisoner Swap Set to Happen as Soon as Early Next Week
The US and Iran are set to exchange prisoners as early as Monday under an agreement that’s seen
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Oil Steady Near 10-Month High After IEA Adds to Tighter Outlook
Oil was steady near the highest since November after the International Energy Agency added to warnings of a
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Goldman Sachs Dismisses Transaction Banking Chief Hari Moorthy
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. fired transaction banking executives including the head of the business, Hari Moorthy, over compliance
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AstraZeneca to Invest in Landmark Clean Biomethane Plant in UK
AstraZeneca Plc is setting up Britain’s first subsidy-free biomethane gas system that will provide the pharmaceutical giant with
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UK Government Launches £1 Billion Insulation Plan for Households
The British government is offering £1 billion worth of home energy efficiency upgrades in a move that comes
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Pentagon Vows to Stick With Abortion Policy, Spurning Tuberville’s Demands
The Pentagon won’t yield to demands from Senator Tommy Tuberville to scrap its travel policy for service members
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UAW Prepares to Strike With Contract Talks Still Far Apart Ahead of Deadline
United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain said talks with automakers for a new labor contract are still far
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Driver Shortage Sends Japan Taxi Firms to Recruit New Graduates
With Japan’s chronic taxi driver shortage set to worsen as international tourists return, operators are turning to new
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Starbucks Founder Howard Schultz Steps Down From Board
Starbucks Corp. founder Howard Schultz is stepping down from the company’s board effective Wednesday, the company said. Schultz,
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