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AAPL
$340.09
▲ 0.33%
MSFT
$498.32
▼ 0.66%
GOOGL
$352.83
▼ 0.60%
AMZN
$255.58
▼ 1.11%
TSLA
$379.21
▲ 1.04%
META
$738.70
▼ 0.34%
NVDA
$229.74
▲ 1.04%
JPM
$340.50
▼ 3.28%

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Variety
It’s been a year of heavy losses in Hollywood, after fans said goodbye to numerous beloved names in film, television and music. Dolly Parton’s death on Aug. 25 caused an outpouring of grief across the country for the beloved singer, actress and philanthropist. “Schitt’s Creek” star Catherine O’Hara died in January, and February saw the […]
entertainment  Sep 8, 2026
The Guardian Politics
A look at whether Ed Miliband’s plans will be effective and what they signal for future Israel-UK relationsThe British foreign secretary, Ed Miliband, has announced plans for an import ban on goods for illegal settlements in occupied Palestine and sanctions for companies that “finance or facilitate” the construction, infrastructure and marketing of illegal settlements.He also said “settler terrorists” were perpetrating ethnic cleansing in the occupied West Bank, while the government turned a bli
politics  Sep 8, 2026
The Guardian
Sewage plume reached seven bathing waters and significantly affected water quality in June 2023United Utilities has been fined nearly £1m after illegally discharging raw sewage into the Lancashire coastline and polluting seaside holiday locations including Blackpool.The water company pleaded guilty to five environmental permit offences relating to a pollution incident along the Fylde coast in June 2023, and was ordered by Preston magistrates court on Tuesday to pay £964,225 in fines and costs. C
general  Sep 8, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
America’s top retailers and manufacturers are getting long-awaited relief from President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs. But for some of the hardest hit companies, the share price benefits pale in comparison with the massive losses they suffered on Liberation Day.
business  Sep 8, 2026

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