Business
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17 of 20 U.S. doctors stuck in Gaza depart with the help of U.S. officials, source says
Seventeen of 20 U.S. doctors stuck in Gaza have departed, with the physician known for saving Sen.
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Powerful storm causes multiple deaths and widespread damage in Houston
Powerful storms swept through parts of Texas and the Gulf Coast, causing multiple deaths in the Houston area. Hurricane-force winds caused...
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Video appears to show Sean 'Diddy' Combs beating ex Cassie in 2016 hotel footage
Surveillance video shows Sean “Diddy” Combs assaulting ex-girlfriend Cassie in a 2016 hotel attack. Cassie detailed the abuse in a since-settled...
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Dow closes above 40,000 for first time ever
For the first time ever, the Dow closed above 40,000, ending a fifth straight winning week. NBC's Brian Cheung breaks down what that means for the...
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Chevy Bolt owners to receive settlement checks after successful class-action suit over faulty batteries
Chevy Bolt owners are eligible for settlement checks as part of a $150 million class-action settlement with General Motors and South Korean...
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UAW loses Alabama union vote seen as bellwether for organizing autoworkers in the South
Workers at two Mercedes-Benz factories in Alabama have voted against joining the United Auto Workers, the largest autoworkers union in the U.S., a...
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As Anglo American fights back in bid war, 1,100 jobs at potash mine face the axe
The mining giant conceded there will be an 'impact on headcount' - days after boss Duncan Wanblad announced it would slash spending at the project.
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ALEX BRUMMER: End this Czech farce at Royal Mail now
IDS's pusillanimous board and investors should tell Kretinsky to take a hike.
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Thames Water is worthless: That's the verdict of its biggest investor
The Canadian pension fund Omers said it would make a 'full write down' of its investment in Thames.
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Royal Mail expected to post losses of almost £1m a day as its takeover by Czech billionaire hangs in balance
The postal service will unveil an annual loss of £313m next week, according to estimates by City analysts.
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Land Securities losses narrow but interest rate cuts 'can't come soon enough'
The commercial property developer revealed pre-tax losses slumped by 45.2 per cent to £341million in the 12 months ending March.
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The FTSE 100 shares up most this year as stock market keeps hitting new record highs
London's blue-chip index has defied its reputation as a relative laggard to grow by 9% since January, but some stocks have rocketed as much as 49%.