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Tesla Shareholders Question Musk’s Leadership as Outrage Grows over Controversial Tweets
Rising backlash from Elon Musk‘s endorsement of anti-Semitic rhetoric has prominent advertisers suspending business at the billionaire’s social-media company and…
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Exxon Mobil sued more than 5 nooses displayed at its Louisiana facility
Exxon Mobil Corp. violated federal law by not taking full action when five hangman’s nooses were displayed at their facility…
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World must resolutely act against perpetrators of terrorism: Jaishankar at UN Human Rights Council | India News
GENEVA: India on Tuesday called on the international community to resolutely show “zero tolerance” towards terrorismsaying that disaster is the…
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Text messages show Fox News hosts are skeptical of stolen 2020 election statements but fear alienating Trump loyalists
“Sidney Powell is lying” about having evidence of election fraud, Tucker Carlson told a producer about attorneys on November 16,…
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‘Absolutely crazy’: Fox News hosts don’t believe 2020 election fraud claims
WILMINGTON, Del. – Hosts at Fox News have serious concerns about allegations of voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election…
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‘Working longer is not a practical cure for insecurity in retirement.’ Time to be realistic about how long you will actually work.
Financial advisors and retirement coaches often have two words for people in their 50s and 60s interested in retirement: Work…
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White families are reaping more than 90% of the benefits from this powerful tax rule
Tax season is begin for all Americans — but tax code rules play out very differently for white families than…
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Elon Musk says he can’t get a fair trial in California in Tesla shareholder lawsuit, wants Texas
USA – Elon Musk urged a federal judge to move the trial to shareholder lawsuit out of San Francisco because…
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Non-compete agreements will be a thing of the past for workers — from hairstylists to executives — if federal regulators have their way.
Employers would be barred from forcing employees to sign non-compete clauses, under proposed rules that federal regulators say will increase…
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‘I can no longer be a senior executive’: Workers with disabilities, including long-term COVID, are finding their place as companies become more resilient
Dana Pollard starts her new job in late 2022, after three years of recovering from a stroke in 2019. Pollard,…
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