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900 families to be evicted from Florida mobile home park
Park authorities reported that the closure is part of a community development plan that seeks to modernize the area
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Baby formula factory Abbott and FDA reach agreement to restart production
The plant did not take responsibility for the infants' sickness
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McDonald's permanently exits Russia after more than 30 years
On the day the first location opened, more than 30,000 customers stood in line to get a taste of American-style fast food. Just over a year later, the Soviet Union fell
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Overwhelming majority of Americans want companies to stay away from political advocacy, poll
Companies have increasingly chosen or been pressured to take public political stances on a number of issues in recent years
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White House fires back after Bezos Twitter burn
“You want to bring down inflation? Let’s make sure the wealthiest corporations pay their fair share,” Biden tweeted
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Buyers need nearly 50% more income to purchase homes in top metro areas, report finds
Many are flocking to cities in the Sun Belt, with the most popular destinations being Tampa, Phoenix and Las Vegas
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House panel to launch investigation into U.S. baby formula shortage
U.S. parents have been placed in an increasingly dire position due to the ongoing shortage
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Jerome Powell confirmed for second term as Federal Reserve chair
Both Republican and Democratic senators voted against reconfirming Powell, but he ultimately passed with bipartisan support
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Elon Musk faces federal investigation over Twitter purchase: report
Musk may have saved more than $140 million by delaying the disclosure
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U.S. needs more immigrants or remote jobs will be off-shored: tech industry
The tech industry and California based U.S. Congressional members are lobbying in Washington for more skilled-worker visas, arguing that the rise of remote work during the pandemic will lead to the offshoring of tech jobs, especially to Canada.
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New Jersey economic forecast, based on U.S. pattern, not optimistic
The shrinking U.S. economy is a bad sign for New Jersey based on what happened in the past, says a spokesman for a New Jersey nonpartisan research and educational organization