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Facebook announces Libra cryptocurrency: All you need to know TechCrunchFacebook cryptocurrency launch: Why 'Libra' could be worth billions Fox BusinessHow Libra Would Work for You The New York TimesFacebook's Answer to Bitcoin Poses a Double Threat BloombergFacebook announces new cryptocurrency called Libra - business live The GuardianView full coverage on Google News
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Hong Kong's Leader Publicly Apologizes for Extradition Bill The New York TimesProtesters call for Hong Kong chief executive to resign CNNHong Kong protest: Is Hong Kong part of China? How many people live there? Express.co.ukRebecca Grant: Hong Kong sends China a powerful message (and proves Trump is right) Fox NewsHong Kong's protests challenge everything Xi Jinping stands for. How will he react? The Washington PostView full coverage on Google News
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The US military is building a case against Iran with clearer images from the latest tanker attacks Business InsiderPentagon approves sending 1,000 more troops to Mideast as US releases new photos of tanker attack linked to... Fox NewsU.S. will release photos to persuade skeptical allies Iran is behind oil tanker attack CBS This MorningTrump Might Not Want War With Iran. Without Diplomacy He Will Get One. The New York TimesPentagon claims new photos show Iran responsible for tanker attacks POLITICOView full coverage on Google News
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 AT&T's WarnerMedia is close to a deal worth around $500 million with Hollywood hit maker J.J. Abrams, the New York Times reported Monday. Abrams' Bad Robot Productions has been behind popular TV shows such as "Lost," "Alias" and "Westworld," and blockbuster movies such as "Star Trek: Beyond" and "Mission: Impossible -- Rogue Nation." Abrams also directed the Walt Disney Co.'s "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" and the upcoming "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker." Under the deal, WarnerMedia would reportedly get the right of first refusal for Abrams' future productions. It is unclear if Abrams will still be able to direct films for other studios. WarnerMedia is expected to launch a streaming service later this year, and is seeking content creators for future competition with Netflix Inc. and Disney Plus, among others.
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Sports Illustrated Editorial Control In New Hands NPRSports Illustrated's Media Operations Pawned Off To Unproven Start-Up Helmed By Longtime Media Creeps DeadspinSports Illustrated Has a New Publisher, Digital Company TheMaven The New York TimesSports Illustrated Operating Rights Sold The Wall Street JournalView full coverage on Google News
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