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This Peppery Crop is Perfect for Tiny Yards – Sow It in August for a Fast Fall Harvest

Sow peppery arugula now for fast, generous fall harvests from the tiniest pot, window box, or raised bed

HHomes And Gardens

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The end of marriage as we know it - The Hill

GGoogle News

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Denny’s wants to bring breakfast to your next meeting

The restaurant chain has launched a new catering service for offices, schools, meetings or parties.

DDallas News

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Millions of US seniors could lose full Social Security COLAs. New proposal may preserve program, but here’s who loses

The crucial federal program faces an urgent solvency crisis.

YYahoo Finance

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‘Flattering’ floral midi dress with pockets that ‘washes well’ is now on sale for £25

Roman has slashed the price of its ‘comfortable’ and ‘flattering’ floral midi dress that comes in 16 colours and prints to just £25 and it’s great for holidays and the summer heat

MMirror

Brief

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‘Friday afternoon fraud’: warning for UK homebuyers on bank scams

‘Friday afternoon fraud’: warning for UK homebuyers on bank scams The Guardian

GGoogle News

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Live: Green the key as Australia looks to extend lead on day two

Cam Green is looking to combine with Australia's lower order as day two begins in Mackay, after a frenetic 18-wicket opening day against Bangladesh. Follow live.

AAbc

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130 BBC executives are paid more than £178,000 annually while rank-and-file staff get 1.5 per cent rises

The largesse is the latest sign of runaway pay at the top of the BBC, where a record 130 executives now earn more than £178,000 a year.

MMail Online

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‘Huge disappointment’ as Marks & Spencer shuts down ‘always busy’ store in blow to UK village

A POPULAR Marks and Spencer location has pulled its shutters for the final time today. Shoppers will no longer be able to visit the "always busy" store in a huge blow to a UK village. The M&S Simply Food store on Banstead High Street in Surrey previously confirmed its final day of business would be...

TThe Sun

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Coast Guard lays foundation for 29-storey residential tower in Mumbai's Worli

Mumbai’s Coast Guard gets a 29-storey residential tower in Worli with married flats, Officers’ Mess, gymnasium, parking for 91 cars and full statutory clearance after delays. Project executed by CPWD, sanctioned in 2020.

DDeccan Herald

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India eyes critical minerals, bigger markets in South America trade push

India is strengthening trade ties with South American nations like Chile, Argentina, and Brazil. Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal will chair joint trade meetings in Argentina and Brazil. Talks for a comprehensive trade agreement with Chile are in advanced stages. Discussions will also cover expanding the preferential trade agreement with Mercosur. These efforts aim to diversify India's export markets and boost bilateral trade.

TThe Economic Times

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AI is creating more jobs than it destroys in India, but freshers face the squeeze

AI is creating more jobs than it destroys in India currently. However, entry-level hiring is declining significantly for young workers. Companies increasingly value experienced employees with deeper business knowledge. AI-related job losses are concentrated in financial services and technology sectors. India faces a unique challenge and opportunity with its large tech workforce.

TThe Economic Times

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Peter Thiel's 7 timeless rules for spotting winning businesses: Here is what investors must know

Billionaire investor Peter Thiel advocates backing truly unique businesses rather than merely better versions of existing firms. Drawing from his book Zero to One, his 7 core rules emphasize business philosophy, quality valuations, durable competitive moats, niche dominance, independent thinking, continuous reinvestment, and long-term conviction to spot potential multibaggers.

TThe Economic Times