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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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U.S. GDP down 1.4% in first quarter
The economy contracted in the first three months of the year, raising fears that it could enter a recession
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California gas tax hike still scheduled for July 1, highest in U.S.
In some counties, such as Mono County, the price has reaches $6.61 a gallon
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Ruble soars to two year high against euro as Russian gas shipments to Poland and Bulgaria halt
Russia’s state-owned energy giant Gazprom announced on Wednesday that it had halted gas deliveries to Poland and Bulgaria after the two European Union members refused to make payments in Euros
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French automaker Renault transfers stake in Russia to state entities for 1 ruble
The Russian Trade Ministry claimed that the Renault plant in Moscow would be transferred to the city government. 68% of its stake in Russia's largest automaker Avtovaz will be transferred to an automotive research institute for a symbolic ruble.
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Bank of America blocks shareholder proposal against woke policies
Activist shareholders were unable to advance a proposal to scrutinize diversity trainings informed by critical race theory at Bank of America on Tuesday
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Virginia's Arlington County clears way for Amazon HQ2
The five member county board unanimously voted for the measure, referred to as “Site Plan #105,” capping off a year of negotiations between the company, developers, lawmakers and residents in the Northern Virginia suburb
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Zillow predicts ‘gradual cooldown’ of real estate market, decline in growth of prices
Housing market will remain “remarkably competitive,” according to analysis
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Battery manufacturer to employ thousands in Arizona expansion
Queen Creek will soon be home to a large new battery manufacturing facility
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Netflix to crack down on password sharing after losing 200,000 users
From January to March, Netflix lost 200,000 subscribers, the first drop in subscribers that the company has gone through in ten years