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U.S. sells oil reserves as Biden tackles pump prices ahead of elections
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Lafarge pleads guilty to U.S. charge of supporting Islamic State, to pay $778 million
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Boeing wins support in push to extend MAX certification timetable
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Musk says excited by Twitter deal despite overpaying
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Equities close lower as rise in yields overshadows earnings
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Fed’s Evans: Keeping unemployment below 5% would be ‘good’ outcome in inflation fight
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