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Huawei and Xiaomi Launch New Foldables as China Turns Up Pressure on Apple
SHENZHEN, China — Huawei and Xiaomi unveiled new premium foldable smartphones Monday, sharpening competition with Apple just as the U.S. company prepares for one of the most important product weeks…
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US authorities on the hunt for four Pakistanis in $770 million Medicare fraud case
US federal authorities are hunting four Pakistani nationals accused of operating a call center inside Pakistan to steal Medicare data and generate $703 million in fraudulent claims against the US…
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Trump Says Canada’s Dollar ‘Imbalance’ With U.S. Is Unacceptable, Opening New Front in Trade Fight
President Donald Trump is taking aim at the Canadian dollar, declaring the long-standing difference between the two countries’ currencies unacceptable as Washington and Ottawa move deeper into an escalating trade…
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Israel prevented many terror threats against Jews abroad over past year, NSC official tells ‘Post’
Israeli security agencies have thwarted dozens of plots over the past year, while maintaining heightened vigilance ahead of the Jewish holiday season, a senior National Security Council official told The…
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Jaguar Land Rover Opens Major Job-Cut Program as Tariffs and Weak Sales Squeeze Luxury Carmaker
Jaguar Land Rover has opened a major voluntary redundancy program as Britain’s largest automaker races to cut £1.7 billion in costs while tariffs, weaker sales and rising competition pressure its…
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Treasury and IRS Move to Strip Tax-Exempt Status From Private Schools That Use Racial Preferences
The Trump administration is moving to make federal tax-exempt status contingent on a stricter race-neutral standard across private schools, colleges, universities and other educational institutions. The Treasury Department and Internal…
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Finland Cuts Off UNRWA as U.S. Blacklists 108 Staff
Helsinki joins Washington and Stockholm in ending direct support for the U.N. agency — extending a shift that gained force at the first post-Oct. 7 congressional hearing on UNRWA, where…
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Some Vegas hotels are so desperate for Canadian tourists they’re treating Canada’s dollar as equivalent to the U.S. greenback to offer more value
Appeals from American tourism organizations seemed to be everywhere Josh Loewen looked over the last year. Billboards and banners proclaimed a state or city’s love for Canada. Online and social media…
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Tyson Cuts Profit Outlook Again as Historic Cattle Shortage Deepens Beef Losses
Tyson Foods has lowered its profit outlook for the second time in a month as America’s shrinking cattle supply drives up costs, squeezes meatpackers and keeps beef prices elevated for…
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New Jersey Bond Rating Upgraded to AA- as State Strengthens Fiscal Position
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey received a significant credit upgrade after Kroll Bond Rating Agency raised the state’s general obligation bond rating to AA- from A+, citing stronger pension funding,…
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SoundHound Closes LivePerson Deal, Expanding Its AI Reach Across Voice and Messaging
SoundHound AI has completed its acquisition of LivePerson, combining voice AI, digital messaging and enterprise customer-service technology into a larger platform serving some of the world’s biggest companies. SoundHound AI…
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The 10 fastest-growing jobs in America over the next decade
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) recently released a report projecting how the U.S. workforce will grow from 2025 to 2035 and what professions will see the largest increases in…
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‘It tastes exactly like beef.’ For people with a life-threatening allergy to red meat, an ostrich burger can bring them to the verge of tears
When a friend approached Brent Williams four years ago with a business proposition to start an ostrich farm, he was more than intrigued — he had a personal motivation as…
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United Returns to Israel Tomorrow With Two Daily Newark–Tel Aviv Flights
NEWARK, N.J. — United Airlines is set to restore one of the most important U.S.–Israel air links Tuesday, September 8, with two daily nonstop flights from Newark Liberty International Airport…
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US government to use AI virtual agents as part of interviewing, hiring process – report
The US federal government will begin incorporating artificial intelligence into the interview and hiring process for some new employees in the coming days, CBS reported on Monday, citing US officials. …
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As wildfires and floods batter national parks, a developer says it’s negotiating for a piece of Yosemite
The National Parks in the past year have been through a reckoning. The Grand Canyon has seen ravaging floods in the past week, sparking search and rescue missions and damaging…
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Herzog awards Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor to 11 distinguished figures
President Isaac Herzog honored 11 prominent figures from a range of fields with the Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor during a ceremony at the President’s Residence on Sunday. Recognizing their…
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Rafael, Aurelius to build Iron Dome components at former Volkswagen plant in Germany’s Lower Saxony
The German state of Lower Saxony, Rafael Advanced Defense Systems and Aurelius Capital have signed a letter of intent to purchase Volkswagen’s Osnabrück plant, allowing the Israeli defense company to…
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Israel on high alert for surprise attack ahead of Rosh Hashanah as threats span multiple fronts
Israel’s defense establishment is on its highest level of alert ahead of Rosh Hashanah, which begins on Friday evening, amid assessments that a security incident could erupt on any of…
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‘Uncharted territory’: The $40 trillion U.S. national debt just got uglier as interest payments rise to $1.25 trillion a year
The federal interest burden has reached a new height, exceeding even the 1991 record, but analysts warn the risks associated with servicing the ever-growing national debt today are much higher…
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Russia warns US missile system deployment in Norway threatens to reset strategic dialogue to zero
Russia on Monday condemned the US deployment of an advanced missile system to Norway, saying the move dealt a further blow to the prospect of US-Russia talks on strategic nuclear…
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As Wall Street shifts expectations towards a Fed rate hike, the White House turns up the pressure on Warsh’s central bank
Surprisingly healthy employment data has tipped expectations for a rate hike at the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) meeting higher this week, with interest rate traders now placing the likelihood…
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Americans face the most expensive Labor Day at the gas pump ever recorded
Just as the summer travel season comes to a close, Americans are facing the most expensive Labor Day gas prices on record, extending the squeeze on household budgets for millions…
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Americans splurged smarter this summer with micro-vacations and travel stacking
Labor Day weekend marks the end of the summer travel season and new data shows American households were conscious of finding ways to save money even as they forged ahead…
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Jaguar Land Rover opens voluntary redundancy program in $2.3B cost-cutting drive
British carmaker Jaguar Land Rover has opened a voluntary redundancy program for salaried and management staff as part of a sweeping multi-billion cost-cutting campaign. The Tata Motors-owned vehicle manufacturer confirmed…
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Inflation Data Takes Center Stage as Fed Heads Into September Rate Decision
Wall Street enters the new week with two inflation reports carrying unusual weight as the Federal Reserve prepares to decide interest rates just days later. The next major test for…
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Fringe anti-Zionist group leads campaign pushing Australian parliament to sanction Israel
BRISBANE, Australia – The Jewish Council of Australia (JCA), a fringe far-left group with close ties to Australian Palestinian groups that have described October 7 as “resistance” and marched for…
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The typical tech leader’s pay rose $810k since 2021—more than COOs, CFOs, and CIOs combined
Technology leaders have spent nearly four years evangelizing about the ways AI will change every aspect of work life. One of the most measurable changes so far however has been…
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Like Jamie Dimon, AT&T CEO says if you attend a meeting, you need to show up prepared—he ‘craves’ people who don’t just sit back and observe
Surrounding yourself with a bunch of yes-men is not a recipe for success—at least according to AT&T CEO John Stankey. Instead, he wants employees to come to meetings prepared to…
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Flex Makes $4.4 Billion Bet That Power — Not Chips — Is AI’s Next Bottleneck
The artificial intelligence boom is moving beyond chips. Flex is spending $4.4 billion to buy a company that helps deliver the enormous amounts of electricity next-generation AI data centers need…
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NextEra-Dominion $66.8 Billion Power Merger Clears Major Shareholder Hurdle
One of the largest utility mergers in U.S. history has moved a major step closer to completion as shareholders of both NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy approved the $66.8 billion…
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School bus driver shortage persists as districts raise pay to compete for workers
School districts across the country continue to struggle to recruit and retain enough school bus drivers, forcing them to compete with other employers for a limited pool of qualified workers…
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China Pumps $54 Billion Into Banks and Insurers in Major Financial-System Boost
Beijing is injecting tens of billions of dollars into some of China’s biggest financial institutions, strengthening their balance sheets as the government pushes banks to keep lending and support economic…
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Bending Spoons Closes $1.285 Billion Airtable Acquisition in Major Enterprise Software Bet
Bending Spoons has completed its acquisition of Airtable, adding one of the best-known workplace software platforms to a portfolio that already includes Evernote, Vimeo, WeTransfer and other global digital brands.…
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MAGA Inc. to put $10 million in Texas Senate race to hold a once-safe Republican seat after Trump vows to spend ‘whatever amount of money necessary’
The political group associated with President Donald Trump is spending $10 million on television and digital advertisements in the Texas Senate race, according to a Saturday filing with the Federal…
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US Navy SEALS conducted covert four-month mission to clear Strait of Hormuz mines – report
US special forces spent four months conducting a secret mine-clearing mission in the Strait of Hormuz in an attempt to open up the waterway, the Financial Times reported Sunday. Iran…
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He failed the military pilot eye test—so he built a $1 million-a-day traffic company and bought flying lessons. Now he’s Top Gun’s stunt pilot
As a child, Jonathan Spano had one dream: to be a military pilot. It was swiftly shattered when he learned the U.S. Navy required near-perfect eyesight to fly—a standard he…
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Volcanic island in Indonesia erupts, canceling 1,558 flights and affecting 170,000 passengers
A volcano erupted in Indonesia early Sunday, prompting the cancellation of all flights at Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and disrupting other domestic airports as ash drifted across western parts of the…
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Amazon says it’s ‘working closely’ with authorities after cargo plane crash kills 5
Amazon said it is cooperating with authorities after a cargo plane operating on behalf of Amazon Air crashed while attempting to land at Miami International Airport on Sunday, killing at…
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Iran plans to announce an ‘exclusion zone’ that runs from the U.S. naval blockade line, through the Strait of Hormuz, and into the Persian Gulf
The U.S. military has denied Iran ’s claim to have struck an unmanned American military vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, calling it a “total lie.” A top Iranian official said Tehran plans…
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China’s export shock is pushing the global economy to a breaking point, and the U.S. may have to clean up the mess, former trade official says
While President Donald Trump’s tariffs have caused much heartburn on Wall Street, China’s cheap and overwhelming exports have also been rippling through the global economy. But the Chinese growth model…
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Cyclospora outbreaks expose a U.S. food safety system that’s been crumbling for decades—and Musk’s DOGE cuts are ‘only going to make that worse’
A slew of food recalls this summer have left a bad taste in Americans’ mouths, and public health professionals warn cuts to key food safety personnel means more food-related illness…
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Luxury real estate CEO gives blunt response as NYC rents soar over $100K amid new pied-à-terre tax
Manhattan’s luxury rental market is breaking records, with some apartments now going for more than $100,000 a month as New York City’s pied-à-terre tax gives wealthy buyers another reason to…
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Top sovereign wealth fund may dump $80 billion in Treasury bonds — and load up on other types of U.S. debt with more risk
Norges Bank Investment Management, the world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund with $2.3 trillion in assets, proposed reshuffling its U.S. debt holdings away from Treasuries. In a letter to Norway’s finance…
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Amazon cargo plane barrels off runway, crashing into multiple vehicles and forcing Miami International Airport to ground all flights
An Amazon cargo plane barreled off a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday, striking multiple vehicles and bursting into flames in a crash that sent thick black smoke billowing…
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How MapQuest’s ‘Lake America’ stance sparked a massive App Store surge
MapQuest announced last week it had soared to the top of Apple’s App Store navigation rankings following its decision to keep the former name of Lake America, Lake Ontario, on…
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Bitcoin is trading more like an ‘amplified version of gold’ again, but the four-year cycle theory threatens further declines
Bitcoin hit a multi-month high this week thanks in part to investors fleeing volatility and treating the largest cryptocurrency like a safe haven again. From early June, the price had…
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Tom Fruin’s iconic water tower sculpture in Brooklyn Bridge Park to be restored
The colorful water tower sculpture in Brooklyn Bridge Park has been removed. But don’t worry, it will return next year. Designed by Tom Fruin and installed 12 years ago, the…
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DOJ expands beef price probe to eight retailers, including Walmart and Amazon, with inflation a key issue ahead of midterm elections
This year’s been a rough one for meat lovers. There’s the New World screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite from Mexico that led to dozens of confirmed livestock infestations. There’s drought affecting 75%…
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Wall Street Pulls Back From U.S. Housing as Investor Home Purchases Drop by 40,000
Investors are still buying more than one in four single-family homes in the United States — but the biggest buyers are pulling back sharply. Cotality found that investors accounted for…
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