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  • Protesters demonstrate outside of a McDonald's restaurant near Times Square

    McDonald’s ‘deeply sorry’ after investigation alleges sexual assault, racism and bullying against more than 100 U.K. staff, including workers as young as 17

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  • Barry Diller attends the "Liberty: Mother Of Exiles" World Premiere at NYIT Auditorium on Broadway on October 07, 2019 in New York City.Lifestyle

    Entertainment mogul Barry Diller warns Hollywood strikes will cause the ‘absolute collapse of the entire industry’

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  • Barbara Corcoran on the set of ABC's Shark Tank.Success

    Shark Tank’s Barbara Corcoran thinks you shouldn’t ‘have to work your buns off to get rich,’ saying the thought never crossed her mind

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  • Eager businessman with briefcase of money running up ascending bar graphPersonal Finance

    It takes a $650,000-a-year income to reach America’s top 1%—but in some states you need to earn much, much more

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  • Sean Connolly, chief executive officer of Conagra Brands IncPersonal Finance

    Americans are ‘hunkering down’ and buying less food as inflation bites, one grocery giant says—instead they’re raiding their freezers

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  • A report from a branch of the WHO has established how much Diet Coke it is safe to drink before it becomes a health risk.Health

    No, a can of Diet Coke won’t give you cancer. Here’s how much the WHO’s new report says it’s safe to drink

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  • Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, during the EEI 2023 event in Austin, Texas, US, on Monday, June 12.Tech

    Bill Gates likens the rise of A.I. to nuclear weapons: ‘It’s not as grim as some people think’

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  • A Chinese 100 yuan banknote and a 1 US dollar bill are lying on a table.Finance

    Rise of the Chinese yuan: The dollar doesn’t have quite the pull it used to, S&P’s chief economist says

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  • Jeremy Siegel, Russell E. Palmer Professor of Finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia,Finance

    ‘YOLO’ spenders are propping up the economy, says Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel—but they’re about to run out of cash

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  • Back view of bald man listening music with headphonesTech

    Music streamers like Apple and Spotify should increase prices and capitalize on superfans to stem losses, says Goldman Sachs

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  • Left: Beyonce on the Renaissance Tour. Right: Taylor Swift on the Eras TourLifestyle

    Massive Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and Bruce Springsteen gigs are colliding with a fragile economy—and could be creating ‘tourflation’

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  • Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban attends an NBA game at Footprint Center, in Phoenix, October 2022.Success

    Mark Cuban reveals his top tactics for successful negotiations: Never try to ‘win’

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  • Sarah Silverman attends 75th Annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall on June 12, 2022Tech

    Meta and OpenAI face lawsuits from comedian Sarah Silverman and authors after their content was allegedly used to train A.I. models

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  • thumbs-up emojiTech

    The thumbs-up emoji just got some legal clout. A judge ruled it’s as valid as a signature on a contract

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  • Bryan Johnson, founder of Blueprint, lies by a pool.Health

    Tech CEO Bryan Johnson reveals he eats his final meal of the day at 11 a.m. as part of his multimillion-dollar goal to reverse his biological age to 18

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