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Jude Bellingham defends England display after Thomas Tuchel criticism: ‘Maybe he doesn't know what it's like' The New York TimesJude Bellingham backs England stars after Thomas Tuchel criticism ESPNBellingham bites back at Tuchel as England set up semi-final clash with Argentina The IndependentEngland soccer manager goes viral for angry, combative interview after World Cup victory over Norway Fox News
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More than 1.7 million evacuated as Typhoon Bavi makes landfall in China Al JazeeraChina's second typhoon in a week makes landfall BBCTyphoon Bavi Weakens as Heavy Rain Spreads Across China Bloomberg.comTyphoon Bavi batters east China, Taiwan reports 134 injured Yahoo
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What smart people are saying about Apple's lawsuit accusing OpenAI of stealing trade secrets Business InsiderApple sues OpenAI alleging trade secret theft, says scheme was 'at every level' CNBCOpenAI Engineer's ‘LOL' Moment Set Stage for Legal Fight With Apple Bloomberg.comSam Altman Says Elon Musk Is ‘Obsessed' With Him In Boast About Latest GPT Model Forbes
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Conifer Infrastructure Partners has closed its debut fund at its hard cap of $900m, exceeding its original $500m target by $400m. The firm completed the raise for Conifer Infrastructure Partners I, LP through a single institutional closing process that took fewer than five months from launch. Backers include institutional investors across endowments, foundations, public pensions, […]
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A super PAC created by Meta has spent nearly $340,000 on on mailers and digital advertising to support four Chicago and Chicago-area Democratic state House primary candidates.
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Singapore-based Olam Group is close to announcing a deal to sell the remainder of its stake in its agricultural products business to the state-owned Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company, people familiar with the situation said.
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 Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank could raise interest rates again if the economy and labor market don't cool down.
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