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US online spending surges $24.1 billion as steep discounts boost sales, Adobe says ReutersAmazon Prime Day 2025 delivers record sales and savings in expanded four-day shopping event AboutAmazon.comAmazon Prime Day 2025 racks up record sales figures, company says USA TodayWhat Amazon's Prime Day looks like so far this year: Better but fewer discounts Business InsiderThat's a Wrap on Prime Day. What the Numbers Show
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New Apple TV Expected Later This Year With These New Features MacRumors
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A year after Trump's near-assassination, friends and allies see some signs of a changed man AP NewsEmergency management officials reflect on Butler County assassination attempt one year later WTAEThe secret double life of Thomas Crooks, Trump's would-be assassin YahooOpinion | Trump survived Butler. Her husband didn't. We're all still processing. The Washington Post
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You might think that with the passing of another year the corporate scandals that have rocked American business would be showing signs of petering out. They are not. In the past few months disclosures of allegedly unethical or illegal practices have rocked the mutual-fund industry and some of its blue-chip names even as the head of the New York Stock Exchange was forced to resign over the size of his compensation package. Knowledge at Wharton spoke to ethics experts a business historian and a Wall Street executive in an attempt to understand why the country has witnessed misbehavior of breathtaking scope in the first few years of a new century. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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