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The tech titan that once urged consumers to ‘think different’ may itself be ripe for disruption in the AI age
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Streaming app strikes deal with Universal allowing subscribers to create ‘controlled’ covers and remixes
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Regulatory loosening has allowed countries’ banks to expand balance sheets while EU and Swiss rivals are constrained
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Strait of Hormuz crisis pushes price growth ahead of pay increases in US, UK and elsewhere
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South Korea will monitor overseas private debt investments from the nation that total some $37 billion, the government said, following recent scares in the industry globally.
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The forces driving the threat of robot overlords get a morality check.
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Gold slips as US-Iran tensions lift oil, stoke inflation fears Reuters
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Oil rebounded as fresh US military strikes in Iran clouded the outlook for an interim deal between Tehran and Washington to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with the talks set to continue for several more days. Bloomberg's Garfield Reynolds has the latest. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is facing mounting public and political pressure following last week’s federal budget, which included proposed changes to negative gearing and the capital gains tax (CGT) discount. Policy Institute of Australia CEO Amy Auster warns the tax changes could fai
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After a rally that’s seen Sasol Ltd.’s stock price double this year, analysts are becoming wary of the South African oil and chemicals company.