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Jaguar Land Rover to cut 4,000 jobs over two years amid restructuring
Jaguar Land Rover announced plans to cut about 4,000 jobs globally over two years to save £1.7 billion amid market challenges.
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Amazon Prime Air cargo plane crashes after overshooting Miami runway, at least 5 dead
An Amazon Prime Air cargo Boeing 767 crashed after overshooting Miami International Airport’s runway, killing at least five and injuring five others.
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NetJets Cessna Citation Latitude crashes on Texas highway, killing one and injuring five
A NetJets private jet crashed on Loop 20 highway in Laredo, Texas, killing one and hospitalizing five on June 16, 2026.
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Walter Parazaider, Chicago co-founder and saxophonist, dies at 81
Walter Parazaider, co-founding member and woodwind player of rock band Chicago, died at 81 from Alzheimer's disease.
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Carvana repurposes franchised dealerships for service and test drives, sells all vehicles online
Carvana is converting franchised Stellantis dealerships into test drive and service centers while selling all vehicles exclusively online.
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Former Citigroup Executive Sues, Alleges Firing Over Trump-Linked Account Concerns
A former Citigroup managing director sued after being fired, alleging retaliation for raising compliance issues about a Trump-related account.
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US Adds 162,000 Jobs in August, Raising Odds of September Fed Rate Hike
US nonfarm payrolls jumped 162,000 in August, pushing September Fed rate hike odds to 60-65%, while unemployment held at 4.1%.
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Goldman Sachs tops US$1 trillion in M&A volume in first half of 2026
Goldman Sachs managed over US$1 trillion in announced mergers and acquisitions in H1 2026, a record for any investment bank
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Gold Prices Rise Over 1% After US-Iran Interim Peace Deal and Fed Rate Signals
Gold prices rose more than 1% on June 18 following the US-Iran interim peace deal and amid concerns over possible Fed rate hikes later this year.
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Japan’s May exports surge 17% led by semiconductors and autos, fastest growth since 2022
Japan's exports rose 17% year on year in May, driven by semiconductor and automobile sales surpassing forecasts.
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Intoxicated passenger restrained with duct tape after disrupting American Airlines flight AA618
A 67-year-old man caused disturbance on American Airlines flight AA618 and was restrained with duct tape before emergency landing in Baltimore.
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Dow Hits Second Straight Record Close June 16 as Nasdaq and S&P 500 Slip; Fed Signals Rate Hike June 17
On June 16, Dow Jones rose to a second consecutive record while Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell; on June 17, the Fed kept rates steady but projected hikes later in 2026.
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Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Develops Algae Bloom Weeks After $14M Renovation
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool turned green again from algae blooms days after a $14 million resurfacing completed in June 2026.
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FBI Director Kash Patel Accused of Directing $1 Million in Bonus Payments to Loyalist Agents
FBI Director Kash Patel faces allegations of channeling over $1 million in bonus pay to loyal agents on a unit targeting officials who probed Trump.
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Italy launches antitrust probe into Apple over iCloud interoperability under EU rules
Italy’s Competition Authority opened an investigation into Apple on June 16, probing iCloud’s access versus third-party cloud services under the EU Digital Markets Act.
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Meta's Threads app hits 500 million monthly active users three years after launch
Meta announced Threads has reached 500 million monthly active users and plans new feature expansions by July 2026.
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Consumer Reports finds up to 160% fare differences on same Uber and Lyft routes
Consumer Reports revealed major price variations on Uber and Lyft rides across 18 US states, with some fares differing by up to 160%.
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Centene offers voluntary employee buyouts amid ACA membership decline and rising costs
Centene announced a voluntary buyout program for most employees after reporting a 2 million drop in ACA members in Q1 2026.
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Trump announces US control over Venezuelan oil reserves in major 100-year deal
President Donald Trump announced a US deal granting control of 17 Venezuelan oil fields and rights to 65 billion barrels of crude.
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KFC launches global brand overhaul focusing on boneless chicken and new sauces
KFC began a global brand overhaul to prioritize boneless chicken, expand sauces, and update its menu with new items and beverages.
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India's May Trade Deficit Narrows Slightly as Exports Hit Record High
India's trade deficit in May narrowed to $28.21 billion with exports reaching a record $45.20 billion amid improving outlook from the US-Iran deal.
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Maria Bartiromo departs Fox News after over 12 years amid firing denial
Fox News announced Maria Bartiromo’s immediate departure after 12.5 years; her lawyer denied she was fired amid conflicting reports.
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Nscale Seeks $3.5 Billion Pre-IPO Financing, Signs $3.5 Billion AI Cloud Deal with Figure
Nscale plans to raise $3.5 billion ahead of a September IPO, including a major AI cloud contract with Figure Robotics valued at $3.5 billion.
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Wall Street falls as stronger US jobs data raises chances of Fed rate hike
Wall Street declined September 4 after the US Labor Department reported 162,000 August jobs added, boosting odds of a Federal Reserve rate increase.