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AAPL
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MSFT
$529.30
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GOOGL
$347.68
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AMZN
$256.29
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TSLA
$380.68
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META
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▼ 0.41%
NVDA
$239.24
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JPM
$331.28
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general  Aug 28, 2026
The Guardian Culture
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entertainment  Aug 28, 2026
Variety
With wars still raging in the Middle East and Ukraine — and turbulence escalating globally — artists on the film festival circuit have been navigating political minefields.  At the Berlin Film Festival in February, jury president Wim Wenders came under fire for saying that film directors should “stay out of politics” as he fielded questions […]
entertainment  Aug 28, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
BYD Co.’s profit rose for the first time in five quarters as surging exports and demand for some of its pricier models helped the world’s largest electric-vehicle maker overcome a downturn in China.
business  Aug 28, 2026

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