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• India, Canada Trade Talks Set for Late May
• Trump Demands Fed Autonomy
• Devon buys 16,300 Delaware Basin acres for about $2.6 billion
• AI Speeds Brain Drug Breakthroughs
• Global Markets Brace for US Shift
• MOL Blast at Tiszaújváros Plant Kills One, Injures Eight
• Warsh Takes Fed Chair Role Amid Independence Pledge
• China Restricts Cross-Border Data Flow
• Stellantis Eyes North American Production for Chinese Cars
• Fusion Energy Rules Simplified by US Regulators
• Japan's Inflation Eases Sharply, Central Bank Rate Action Unlikely
• AI Data Center Startup Fermi Faces Collapse and Lawsuits
• Hormuz Blockade Threatens European Stock Market Gains
• UK Borrowing Soars Past Predictions in April
• ECB Faces Inflation Challenge Due to War
• Sri Lankan Rupee Rebounds After Nine-Day Decline
• Police Call for Ban on Unsafe Online Platforms
• Stellantis Shifts Gears: $70 Billion Overhaul Revealed
• Stellantis Plans Seven Sub-$40,000 Models by 2030
• Eurozone Economy Shrinks Dramatically
• Walmart Cuts Profit Forecast Amid Inflation Woes
• Tesla, SpaceX Merger Speculation Intensifies
• Google Search Integrates AI Overviews
• Graduates Protest AI at Commencements
• Turkey Lenders Sell $6B to Shield Lira After Ruling
• Argentina's Economy Shows Strong March Growth Momentum
• Goldman Sachs Spearheads SpaceX Public Offering
• VinFast's Debt Maneuver Sparks Governance Questions
• Walmart's Q1: Profits Surge, Sales Climb
• Japan Exports Surge on Weak Yen, Global Demand Boost
• Intuit Cuts 3,100 Jobs to Fund AI "Big Bets"
• Euro Area Inflation Soars as Growth Slows Drastically
• South Korean Stocks Surge on Samsung Deal
• Global Stocks Mixed as Tech Rally Cools
• Regulators Slam TikTok, YouTube Over Child Safety Failures
• Samsung Union Halts Strike After Pay Agreement
• AI Boom Fuels Nvidia's Record Quarter
• SpaceX Eyes Public Market Debut
• UK to Offer Free Bus Travel for Children in England
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