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Bitcoin Breaches $56,000, Highest Level in Two Years, Triggers Market-Wide Surge
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Americans Spend Record Share of Income on Food Since 1991
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US Blocks Merger of Kroger and Albertsons, Citing Price Concerns
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Rise Against Terror: How Ukraine's Resistance Could Spark Global Democratic Uprising
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The 2024 Bitcoin Halving is Coming. Here's What You Need to Know
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Consumers Fight Back, Forcing Businesses to Rethink Pricing Strategies
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Google Buys Access to Reddit Data, Raising Privacy Concerns
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Senators Push Biden to Crack Down on Cheap Online Imports
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