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Russia has proved resilience to western sanctions, says Oleg Deripaska
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Rupert Murdoch steps down from News, Fox
The Australian-born media tycoon has announced he will step down from News Corp and Fox and hand over the reins to his son Lachlan.
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UAW launches historic strike against Big Three automakers
Some 2,600 nonstriking General Motors and Ford workers in Kansas and Michigan face temporary unemployment due to fallout from a striking plant.
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Carriers Are Offering iPhone 15 Deals. Beware the Fine Print.
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