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Gap beats quarterly estimates on steady demand for formal clothing
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Krispy Kreme settles U.S. charges it skimped on overtime pay
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Marketmind: China bears are back
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U.S. IPO price pops prompt fraud and ‘pig butchering’ warnings
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Starbucks U.S. workers at 100 stores hold one-day walkout
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‘Wave’ of lawsuits over FTX expected, but investors will face legal hurdles
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Nutrition benefits for families could increase under U.S. agency proposal
By Leah Douglas (Reuters) – Mothers and children who receive benefits from a U.S. Department of Agriculture nutrition program would…