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Man In His 30s Raped In UK's Liverpool City Centre Garden, Police Cordon Off Area
The assailant also took a piece of jewelry the man was wearing at the time and fled towards Lime Street Station.
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FTX Trying to Revive Its Flagship International Cryptocurrency Exchange: Report
Bankrupt FTX is moving ahead with efforts to revive its flagship international cryptocurrency exchange, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday citing CEO John Ray. The company "has begun the process of soliciting interested parties to the reboot of the FTX.com exchange," Ray said, according to the Journal's report.
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Activist Investor Blackwells Capital Pushes Peloton to Fire CEO John Foley
Activist investor Blackwells wants exercise equipment maker Peloton to fire its chief executive and consider selling itself to a fitness or technology company, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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Trump Seen "Pleading With China's Xi" To Ensure 2020 Win: Ex-Aide In Book
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton writes in a new book that President Donald Trump asked Chinese leader Xi Jinping to help him win re-election by buying more U.S. farm products, according to an excerpt published by the Wall Street Journal.
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She's 35, A Nation's Finance Minister, And A Rockstar In Virus Crisis
Everyone calls her Toni. Mothers take selfies of her with their children, and street hawkers push bracelets into her hand as presents. Artists sketch her portrait and post them to social media. TV networks vie for interviews and run profiles asking, "Who is Maria Antonieta Alva?"
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White House Wanted USS John McCain "Out Of Sight" Of Trump": Report
The White House requested a Navy ship bearing the name of US President Donald Trump's late rival senator John McCain be kept "out of sight" during a recent presidential trip to Japan, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
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Team Dishoom Met Indore's Moonwalking Cop. It Was a Thriller
Jacqueline, Varun and John helped the cop managing traffic on the busy streets of Indore. A good time was had by all - just look at those expressions
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US Secretary Of State John Kerry Says Britain Could Remain In European Union
Britain could remain in the European Union (EU) for the foreseeable future, with 10, Downing Street appearing not to know how to negotiate the divorce, US Secretary of State John Kerry said.
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Palestinian Teen Shot Dead After She Stabs Man in Jerusalem: Police
A 16-year-old Palestinian was shot dead by police today after she used scissors to stab and slightly wound a man on a busy street in downtown Jerusalem, Israeli authorities said, as an eight-week-old wave of violence showed no signs of abating.
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Virtual Reality App Brings Aleppo Crisis Zones Closer Home
Bombed-out buildings tower overhead, and rubble is piled high in the deserted streets of Syria's onetime economic hub Aleppo. Gunshots can be heard in the distance.
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World's Biggest Banks Need Up to $1.2 Trillion Under New Rules
Seven years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers jolted the global economy, the world's biggest banks may need to raise as much as $1.2 trillion to meet new rules laid down by financial regulators.
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Enjoy Life in 'Fast Lane' in UK's Liverpool
Britain's first ever 'Fast Track' pedestrian shopping lane has opened in Liverpool, following a research that claimed 47 per cent in the country find slow walking the most annoying aspect of high-street shopping.
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Blood-Test Startup Theranos Defends 'Integrity'
The founder of innovative blood test startup Theranos on Wednesday challenged The Wall Street Journal on its own turf about an investigation into the firm's technology.
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Nearly Naked Outside the White House: How Nature Boy Became a Washington Fixture.
Nature Boy was four blocks shy of Lafayette Square when a gray-haired man once among the country's most powerful people stepped onto the 16th Street sidewalk in front of him.
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4 Israeli Cities, Citing Security, Ban Arab Workers from Schools
At least four Israeli cities, including the commercial capital Tel Aviv, have temporarily banned Arab labourers from working in their schools as they struggle to calm public fears fuelled by the worst surge of Palestinian street attacks in years
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Man In His 30s Raped In UK's Liverpool City Centre Garden, Police Cordon Off Area
The assailant also took a piece of jewelry the man was wearing at the time and fled towards Lime Street Station.
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FTX Trying to Revive Its Flagship International Cryptocurrency Exchange: Report
Bankrupt FTX is moving ahead with efforts to revive its flagship international cryptocurrency exchange, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday citing CEO John Ray. The company "has begun the process of soliciting interested parties to the reboot of the FTX.com exchange," Ray said, according to the Journal's report.
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Activist Investor Blackwells Capital Pushes Peloton to Fire CEO John Foley
Activist investor Blackwells wants exercise equipment maker Peloton to fire its chief executive and consider selling itself to a fitness or technology company, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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Trump Seen "Pleading With China's Xi" To Ensure 2020 Win: Ex-Aide In Book
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton writes in a new book that President Donald Trump asked Chinese leader Xi Jinping to help him win re-election by buying more U.S. farm products, according to an excerpt published by the Wall Street Journal.
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She's 35, A Nation's Finance Minister, And A Rockstar In Virus Crisis
Everyone calls her Toni. Mothers take selfies of her with their children, and street hawkers push bracelets into her hand as presents. Artists sketch her portrait and post them to social media. TV networks vie for interviews and run profiles asking, "Who is Maria Antonieta Alva?"
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White House Wanted USS John McCain "Out Of Sight" Of Trump": Report
The White House requested a Navy ship bearing the name of US President Donald Trump's late rival senator John McCain be kept "out of sight" during a recent presidential trip to Japan, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
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Team Dishoom Met Indore's Moonwalking Cop. It Was a Thriller
Jacqueline, Varun and John helped the cop managing traffic on the busy streets of Indore. A good time was had by all - just look at those expressions
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US Secretary Of State John Kerry Says Britain Could Remain In European Union
Britain could remain in the European Union (EU) for the foreseeable future, with 10, Downing Street appearing not to know how to negotiate the divorce, US Secretary of State John Kerry said.
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Palestinian Teen Shot Dead After She Stabs Man in Jerusalem: Police
A 16-year-old Palestinian was shot dead by police today after she used scissors to stab and slightly wound a man on a busy street in downtown Jerusalem, Israeli authorities said, as an eight-week-old wave of violence showed no signs of abating.
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Virtual Reality App Brings Aleppo Crisis Zones Closer Home
Bombed-out buildings tower overhead, and rubble is piled high in the deserted streets of Syria's onetime economic hub Aleppo. Gunshots can be heard in the distance.
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World's Biggest Banks Need Up to $1.2 Trillion Under New Rules
Seven years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers jolted the global economy, the world's biggest banks may need to raise as much as $1.2 trillion to meet new rules laid down by financial regulators.
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Enjoy Life in 'Fast Lane' in UK's Liverpool
Britain's first ever 'Fast Track' pedestrian shopping lane has opened in Liverpool, following a research that claimed 47 per cent in the country find slow walking the most annoying aspect of high-street shopping.
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Blood-Test Startup Theranos Defends 'Integrity'
The founder of innovative blood test startup Theranos on Wednesday challenged The Wall Street Journal on its own turf about an investigation into the firm's technology.
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Nearly Naked Outside the White House: How Nature Boy Became a Washington Fixture.
Nature Boy was four blocks shy of Lafayette Square when a gray-haired man once among the country's most powerful people stepped onto the 16th Street sidewalk in front of him.
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4 Israeli Cities, Citing Security, Ban Arab Workers from Schools
At least four Israeli cities, including the commercial capital Tel Aviv, have temporarily banned Arab labourers from working in their schools as they struggle to calm public fears fuelled by the worst surge of Palestinian street attacks in years
