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Twitter to delay badge changes until after U.S. midterm elections, the New York Times reports
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Exxon faces $2 billion loss on sale of troubled California oil properties
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TIM top investor Vivendi keen to discuss network plan with govt – sources
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Former Petrobras executive asks Brazil court to block dividend payment
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Explainer-Will Twitter layoffs violate U.S. law?
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Elliott backs Philip Morris’s $16 billion Swedish Match takeover -FT
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Eli Lilly says some staff want to leave Indiana because of abortion ban, Financial Times reports
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Canada’s government tosses fiscal hot potato to central bank, analysts say
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Hungary plans to change central bank law to ease budget burden -finance ministry
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