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Gold Slips as Strong Payrolls Lift the Dollar
Spot gold fell nearly 1 percent to about 4,050.95 dollars an ounce on Friday, as the strong October jobs report pushed the dollar and Treasury yields higher.
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Elon Musk thinks merging SpaceX and Tesla “would be a good idea.” The technology reasons are more interesting than the financial ones. On SpaceX’s…
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Turkey’s Parliament to Vote as Early as Friday on Saudi Troop Mandate
Turkey’s parliament could debate a mandate to deploy military personnel to Saudi Arabia as early as Friday, an AK Party lawmaker said, as Ankara…
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OpenAI Puts Its Models on Google Cloud: The Enterprise Land Grab Accelerates
OpenAI will make its frontier artificial intelligence models and Codex coding agent available through Google Cloud in the coming weeks, the companies said Wednesday,…
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TikTok Staff Raised Child Safety Alarms and Were Ignored, Court Records Show
TikTok employees repeatedly raised concerns internally about the risks the short-form video app posed to children, including sexual exploitation and exposure to suicide content,…
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Fifty Four Seats and a Calendar: What the New Senate Majority Can Do
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Trump Says He May Meet Kim Jong-un During November Asia Trip
President Trump said he may meet Kim Jong-un during his November Asia trip, reviving speculation about renewed US-North Korea diplomacy.
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Salesforce to Buy Braze for 5.66 Billion Dollars in AI Marketing Push
Salesforce announced on Tuesday it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Braze, the customer engagement platform, for approximately 5.66 billion dollars in…
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The 24 Hour Rule: How France Protest Content Removal Would Work
France Senate bill would let authorities demand removal of protest related content without prior court approval, with web blocking possible after 24 hours, a tech policy shift beyond the damages debate.
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Baseball’s First All Indoor World Series Heads to a Dome in Florida
With Milwaukee and Tampa Bay both playing in domed or roofed ballparks, the 2026 World Series is expected to be baseball's first played entirely indoors.
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Concert Safety Standards Tighten After a Decade of Reviews
Concert promoters, venues and insurers have tightened crowd-safety expectations over the past decade: clearer capacity discipline, barrier design, show-stop procedures, and communication between stage,…
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The United States has recorded 4,410 measles cases in 2026, with roughly 330 new cases each week. Behind the headline number is a clear…
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