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Beloved by bands and bank robbers, the Ford Transit turns 60

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Is super skinny back? UK sees rise in ad complaints over thin models

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Embattled Intel CEO calls out ‘misinformation’ after Trump demands he step down over alleged ties to Chinese military

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Trump admin considering two new candidates to be next Fed chair: report

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US regulators probe over 137,000 Kia vehicles after complaints of ineffective recall remedy

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Husband of Telemundo host and ex-beauty queen stole $1.6M from fitness influencer, lawsuit alleges

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Used Tesla prices average less than overall secondhand market for first time ever as sentiment toward car maker softens

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Record-high gold prices push jewelers to offer gilded veneer to prevent sticker shock

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Byron Allen’s media group sells 10 local TV stations in $171M deal

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Gold futures hit all-time high as tariff uncertainty sparks turmoil

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Trump aiming for IPOs of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac this year — valuing firms at $500B combined: report

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JPMorgan predicts Fed will cut rates in September — and four total times this year

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SoftBank, Meta make strides in data center push with purchase of EV plant, financing plans

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Google working to fix disturbing Gemini glitch where AI chatbot moans ‘I am a failure’

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Walmart goes on tour, rolls out ‘FYP on Wheels’ to woo Gen Z shoppers

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Anti-DEI activist Robby Starbuck settles lawsuit over Meta on AI chatbot defamation claim

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Benjamin Netanyahu threatens to sue NY Times over Gaza coverage: ‘It’s such clear defamation’

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River Island allowed to shut shops to stave off collapse

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Intel CEO targeted by Trump has been in power struggle with tech company’s board for months: report

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Uber received sexual misconduct reports every eight minutes during six-year period: unsealed court docs

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Trump backers finally reap rewards after years of debanking, black-listing

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Sydney Sweeney ad uproar revives meme-stock ‘squeeze’ play

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Why Trump is starting ‘not to give a crap’ if TikTok goes dark — at least briefly

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‘Sweet Socialism’ is a dish best served cold at the NYT

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Wealthy New Yorkers say Amex Black Cards have lost their cachet

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Chocolatiers 'tried everything' to keep cafe open

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Baby bank opens bigger premises to meet demand

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Life-like robots for sale to the public as China opens new store

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Crocs US sales tumble as shoppers choose trainers

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Mandalorian actress settles lawsuit with Disney over firing

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