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$73 Million Federal Grant Targets Jacksonville’s Repeat Violent Offenders
A $73 million U.S. Department of Justice grant targets Jacksonville, Florida’s violent crime crisis, known as the “Murder Capital of…
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Indore Startup’s Weeklong Diwali Break Draws 250 Job Applications Overnight
An Indore marketing firm received over 250 job applications in one day after announcing a weeklong Diwali closure. FeedBox co-founder…
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Pop Mart Faces Growth Slowdown Despite China Revenue Surging 47 Percent
Pop Mart’s mainland China revenue surged 47.3 percent to 12.2 billion yuan in the first half, yet management warns growth…
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Half a Million Russian Soldiers Identified, Yet Under 1% Barred From Europe
European officials received a list of over 500,000 Russian soldiers from Ukraine, yet fewer than 1% are flagged in the…
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Single €835 million debt deal drives Europe’s €1.3 billion startup funding week
A single €835 million debt deal drove European startup funding past €1.3 billion in the first week of November. Return…
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€1.8 Billion Fuels Europe’s Deep Tech Race Against US and China
The European Commission will inject €1.8 billion in 2027 to boost deep tech and close the innovation gap with the…
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Activists Storm Microsoft Site as 16 Nations Demand Data Centre Construction Freeze
Over 100 activists occupied a Microsoft AI data centre construction site in Amsterdam on Friday, scaling cranes as part of…
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Greenland’s tourism industest is growing. Around 94,000 cruise passengers visited in 2025, nearly twice the island’s population of about 57,000, while a new direct US flight has created travel more…
Nearly 94,000 cruise passengers visited Greenland last year, surpassing the island’s population of roughly 57,000. The surge follows centuries of…
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Paris Stocks Drop 0.81% as AI Regulation Fears Hit Luxury and Tech
Paris stocks fell sharply Friday, with the CAC 40 dropping 66.37 points, or 0.81 percent, to 8,139.00, its steepest decline…
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