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‘There are many complaints ... worried about what it means when they go to the checkout with ever-increasing prices.’

The Labor government says live cattle exports will not be banned.

John Deere & Co. told NTD that nearly 600 production jobs in total are being slashed across three locations in the Midwest.

The company is bankrupt, and owes millions of dollars to major retailers and movie studios.

The project is seen as part of the UK’s commitment to decarbonisation, but a local councillor said he needs reassurance over safety.

A North Dakota truck stop argued that a six-year limit on filing suit against a regulation was unfair because it opened after that period had elapsed.

Those without a smart meter have been urged to read their meters by Monday so future usage would be charged at the new lower rate.

A major media outlet had to shut down its social media after an AI video showing a fake likeness of billionaire Elon Musk attempted to scam users.

An unlocking requirement disincentivizes carriers from offering ‘deeply discounted’ phones, Verizon warned.

‘I think that social media has provided tremendous benefits,’ said Meta Vice President Antigone Davis.

“My ability to endure pain and suffering, ... to handle setbacks and see the opportunities just around the corner, I consider to be my superpowers,” says Huang.

Some fraudsters attempt to enter homes seeking to steal valuables and obtain personal information that’s lying around the residence.

Only around 5 percent of the stolen funds valued at roughly $27 million were recovered.

One in four Americans have at least one drug prescribed that their insurance policy does not cover.