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U.S. House Judiciary subpoenas Big Tech CEOs over free speech
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Biden takes aim at Republican spending cuts plan
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Insurer AIG profit shrinks as storm-related costs, weak investment returns hit
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Bitcoin surges 8.3% above $24,000
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KPMG becomes first Big Four accounting firm to cut staff in U.S. – FT
(Reuters) – KPMG is cutting close to 2% of its workforce in the United States, becoming the first of the…
Boeing says parts shortages persist, hampering plane production
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Wall St watchdog shortens time-frame for stock trades, proposes new investment adviser rules
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