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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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Venezuelan oil production fell 7.6% in March
Venezuela produced a total of 728,000 barrels per day in March, which represents a decrease of 60,000 barrels compared with February
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Inflation up 8.5% from year ago, 40-year high, according Labor Department's March CPI report
Consumer prices started increasing in U.S. before Russia's war in Ukraine and have continued to rise, with the cost of gasoline major factor
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Biden administration braces for 'extraordinarily elevated' inflation
"We are in a better place than we were last month," White House press secretary Jen Psaki claimed
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Viva NYC! New York City set to allow casinos
Up to three licenses for casinos will be awarded in New York City’s five boroughs, Long Island or lower Hudson Valley, according to Gov. Kathy Hochul
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Democrats lead $9 billion pork barrel spree through revived earmarking process
With 3,682 earmarks in $1.5 trillion omnibus spending bill compared to 1,014 for Republicans, Democrats snag 50% more taxpayer dollars for home state projects.
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Days after becoming Twitter 's largest shareholder, Elon Musk publicly muses: 'Is Twitter dying?'
Magnate previously bought up nearly 10% of Twitter shares
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Consumer prices in Chile soar to 30-year high before leftist president's first month in office
Less than one month into Boric’s first term, consumer prices in Chile climbed 1.9% in March – the highest level in 30 years
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FREYRE: Businesses should nearshore to Latin America
Pedro Freyre, chair of Akerman International Practice, discusses biggest misconceptions of doing business in Latin America and explains why investors shouldn't miss out on doing business in the region
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Job Creators Network CEO tells Congress inflation is disproportionately harming minorities
"The best antidote to the remaining vestiges of racism is the free-market system that rewards entrepreneurs of all backgrounds," Alfredo Ortiz told the panel
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Venezuela reduces Cuba fuel shipments, regime in trouble
The South American country cut shipments from nearly 44,000 barrels per day in 2020 to 22,000 in the first quarter of this year