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In a memorable quip during her campaign for election earlier this year, Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi promised that she would smash the button marked “growth.” Her strategy now pits that instinct against those who fear the country’s finances may be what gets smashed instead.
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US technology shares declined on Tuesday after earnings from Samsung Electronics Co. failed to satisfy investors, spurring worries over the durability of this year’s red-hot artificial intelligence trade.
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Ukraine's Zelenskiy signs 'drone deals' with three countries Reuters
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MasTec to buy The Superior Group in $1.65B cash and stock deal
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Frazier Healthcare Partners to acquire MatrixCare from ResMed
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ExxonMobil Holdings Corp. said second-quarter earnings jumped by almost $4 billion as the Iran conflict boosted oil prices.
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The strategy might play well with the far-right leader’s core voters, but the French as a whole don’t buy it
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Trump calls Italy's Meloni a 'nice person' but blames her for not helping with Iran Reuters
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What do the pop star and Bernard Arnault have in common? They both like to keep the internet guessing.
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US military launches strikes against Iran, Central Command says Reuters