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British public debt tops £2 trillion for first time

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Amazon's consumer CEO Jeff Wilke to retire early next year

Bezos praised Wilke in an email to employees: "Jeff's legacy and impact will live on long after he departs". "He is simply one of those people without whom Amaz...

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Ottawa announces more details on ending the Canada Emergency Response Benefit

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TikTok removes 380,000 videos in United States for violating hate speech policies

President Donald Trump issued executive orders calling for the sale of TikTok's U.S. business by its Chinese owner, ByteDance Ltd., or a complete shutdown of it...

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Apple becomes first United States company to reach a $2 trillion market cap

Shares in the firm have surged considering that blowout quarterly effects in July that noticed the Iphone maker eclipse Saudi Aramco as the world's most imp...

Nasdaq, S&P end week with new records, Dow up 0.7%

The S&P 500 rose 0.23% to end the day at 3,389.78 points, surpassing its previous record close of 3,386.15 on February 19, and erasing its losses since the star...

Compulsory quarantine for Brits returning from Croatia

Britain announced changes to its travel advice from overseas on Thursday, with Brits returning from Croatia , Austria, and Trinidad & Tobago having to quaranti...

Google goes public with rebuke on Australia antitrust law

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Turkey's Erdogan announces massive Black Sea gas discovery

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Brexit: 'Clock is ticking,' warns EU's Michel Barnier

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British Debt Breaks £2 Trillion Mark for First Time Amid Pandemic

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Two giant gold nuggets worth $250000 found in Australia

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Google has attacked a new Australian law forcing tech giants to pay local news outlets - saying it could threaten search services in the country. The reason f...

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Another 1.1 million USA workers file new unemployment claims

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Scotiabank to pay US$127.5M fine for metals market manipulation

Bank of Nova Scotia will pay about US$127.4 million to settle a U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission case that found the bank attempted manipulation and sp...

Kim Jong Un Admits North Korean Economy in Dire Straits

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