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Zelenskiy, Putin Vie For Edge With Trump Ahead Of Ukraine Pivot
The leaders of Ukraine and Russia began jockeying for influence with President-elect Donald Trump in the immediate aftermath of the US election, seeking to gain an advantage in his promised push for a resolution to their years-long conflict.
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Share Owners Don't Count As "Working People": UK PM Keir Starmer
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Britons who get additional income from stock holdings don't count as 'working people,' suggesting he's willing to raise taxes on investors.
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Rishi Sunak Ramps Up Fear Factor In Last-Ditch Election Push
Labour leader Keir Starmer dismissed as "desperate" Rishi Sunak's last-gasp efforts to stoke fears about the opposition party winning a huge majority at Thursday's UK election.
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'Operation Save Rishi' Aims To Get Him Through Key Vote
Rishi Sunak said this week he's putting UK defense spending on a "war footing." He might as well have been talking about his own position.
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Visa Concessions, Cheaper Cars And Scotch In India-UK Trade Pact: Report
India and the UK have softened positions on most of their points of contention as both nations try to wrap up trade talks ahead of expected national polls next year, according to people with the knowledge of the matter.
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Rishi Sunak Shows Frustration As Torrid June Has UK Cabinet On Edge
In a Downing Street office last week, under the glare of chandeliers and a big television screen, a flash of frustration burst across Rishi Sunak's face during a conference call.
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Ex UK Minister Alok Sharma Bullied Staff, Sent All-Caps Emails: Report
Even as UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak braces for a report on whether his second-in-command bullied staff, he's facing new allegations that a former Cabinet minister from his party berated civil servants.
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More Liz Truss Drama: When Chief Whip Quit, "She Took Her By Arm And..."
Liz Truss's premiership looks close to imploding after she fired one minister over a security breach and two others were heard resigning amid the fallout from a chaotic parliamentary vote before agreeing to stay in their posts.
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Who Could Succeed Boris Johnson? Rishi Sunak Is A Contender
Boris Johnson's leadership is in peril again after the double resignation late Tuesday of Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak and Health Secretary Sajid Javid.
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'Staggering' Crypto Seizures Have Cops Struggling to Keep Up Around the World
In recent years, police departments such as Durkin’s and law enforcement agencies around the world have had to learn quickly about how to deal with cryptocurrencies, often in amounts that eclipse traditional assets such as cash, gold, jewelry, cars, and real estate.
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Indian Entrepreneur Ordered To Pay $131 Million To Barclays
Barclays Plc won a legal fight to enforce an award of around $131 million against the founder of troubled NMC Health Plc.
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Pizza Ovens, Sunken Trampolines: Dubai Ruler's $730 Million Divorce
London's family courts frequently play host to the most acrimonious and costly disputes between estranged couples. But none have been as revealing or expensive as that between Dubai's ruler and his former wife, Princess Haya Bint al-Hussein.
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TikTok Faces Privacy Lawsuit on Behalf of Millions of Children in UK, Europe
TikTok faces a London lawsuit filed on behalf of millions of children in the UK and Europe over privacy concerns.
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TikTok Faces Privacy Lawsuit In UK On Behalf of Millions of Children
TikTok faces a London lawsuit filed on behalf of millions of children in the U.K. and Europe over privacy concerns.
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Sanjay Shah, The Unemployed Trader Who Became A $700 Million Exile
When Sanjay Shah lost his job during the financial crisis more than a decade ago, he was one of thousands of mid-level traders suddenly out of work.
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Zelenskiy, Putin Vie For Edge With Trump Ahead Of Ukraine Pivot
The leaders of Ukraine and Russia began jockeying for influence with President-elect Donald Trump in the immediate aftermath of the US election, seeking to gain an advantage in his promised push for a resolution to their years-long conflict.
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Share Owners Don't Count As "Working People": UK PM Keir Starmer
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Britons who get additional income from stock holdings don't count as 'working people,' suggesting he's willing to raise taxes on investors.
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Rishi Sunak Ramps Up Fear Factor In Last-Ditch Election Push
Labour leader Keir Starmer dismissed as "desperate" Rishi Sunak's last-gasp efforts to stoke fears about the opposition party winning a huge majority at Thursday's UK election.
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'Operation Save Rishi' Aims To Get Him Through Key Vote
Rishi Sunak said this week he's putting UK defense spending on a "war footing." He might as well have been talking about his own position.
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Visa Concessions, Cheaper Cars And Scotch In India-UK Trade Pact: Report
India and the UK have softened positions on most of their points of contention as both nations try to wrap up trade talks ahead of expected national polls next year, according to people with the knowledge of the matter.
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Rishi Sunak Shows Frustration As Torrid June Has UK Cabinet On Edge
In a Downing Street office last week, under the glare of chandeliers and a big television screen, a flash of frustration burst across Rishi Sunak's face during a conference call.
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Ex UK Minister Alok Sharma Bullied Staff, Sent All-Caps Emails: Report
Even as UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak braces for a report on whether his second-in-command bullied staff, he's facing new allegations that a former Cabinet minister from his party berated civil servants.
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More Liz Truss Drama: When Chief Whip Quit, "She Took Her By Arm And..."
Liz Truss's premiership looks close to imploding after she fired one minister over a security breach and two others were heard resigning amid the fallout from a chaotic parliamentary vote before agreeing to stay in their posts.
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Who Could Succeed Boris Johnson? Rishi Sunak Is A Contender
Boris Johnson's leadership is in peril again after the double resignation late Tuesday of Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak and Health Secretary Sajid Javid.
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'Staggering' Crypto Seizures Have Cops Struggling to Keep Up Around the World
In recent years, police departments such as Durkin’s and law enforcement agencies around the world have had to learn quickly about how to deal with cryptocurrencies, often in amounts that eclipse traditional assets such as cash, gold, jewelry, cars, and real estate.
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Indian Entrepreneur Ordered To Pay $131 Million To Barclays
Barclays Plc won a legal fight to enforce an award of around $131 million against the founder of troubled NMC Health Plc.
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Pizza Ovens, Sunken Trampolines: Dubai Ruler's $730 Million Divorce
London's family courts frequently play host to the most acrimonious and costly disputes between estranged couples. But none have been as revealing or expensive as that between Dubai's ruler and his former wife, Princess Haya Bint al-Hussein.
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TikTok Faces Privacy Lawsuit on Behalf of Millions of Children in UK, Europe
TikTok faces a London lawsuit filed on behalf of millions of children in the UK and Europe over privacy concerns.
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TikTok Faces Privacy Lawsuit In UK On Behalf of Millions of Children
TikTok faces a London lawsuit filed on behalf of millions of children in the U.K. and Europe over privacy concerns.
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Sanjay Shah, The Unemployed Trader Who Became A $700 Million Exile
When Sanjay Shah lost his job during the financial crisis more than a decade ago, he was one of thousands of mid-level traders suddenly out of work.
