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Stellantis, unions agree on layoffs, hiring at Italy’s Atessa plant
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Ongoing supply shortages threaten U.S. infrastructure and war efforts
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Dollarama beats sales estimates on strong demand for affordable goods
(Reuters) -Canada’s Dollarama Inc beat quarterly revenue expectations on Wednesday helped by strong demand for affordable everyday goods and seasonal
US mortgage refinancings hit 6-month high on rates drop, MBA says
(Reuters) – U.S. residential mortgage refinancing activity climbed to a six-month high last week, a trade group said on Wednesday,
Scrapping food VAT not enough to tackle cost of living crisis, Portuguese say
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Japan PM Kishida sets eye on wage rises as focus of ‘new capitalism’
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Thai central bank raises policy rate, more tightening likely
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