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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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Wall Street rallies after Russia shows signs of de-escalation in Ukraine
"This market right here has turned into very much a headline-driven market," said Robert Gilliland, managing director at Concenture Wealth Management
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Florida job growth continues to outpace nation
Flordia's workforce has expanded for 22 consecutive months
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Mortgage rates continue sharp uptick as fears of continued inflation persist
Rates rose steadily last year before beginning to skyrocket in January
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World Bank to loan Colombia $830 million
Two loans of a total of $830 million to help fund Colombia’s recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic and education system
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Russia asks India to help bypass Western sanctions
Although global sanctions have successfully blocked Russia from most sectors of the Western market, sources warned that sanctions might not prevent payments in euros because GAIL’s contract is with a Singapore unit of Gazprom
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OPEC warns EU against sanctions on Russian oil
OPEC officials have warned European Union lawmakers in Brussels that a ban on Russian oil would hurt consumers and urged Moscow and the West to work towards a diplomatic solution to the looming energy crisis
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Bitcoin 2022 suspends participation of crypto company associated with the Cuban regime
The organizers of the cryptoassets conference denied participation to Erich Garcia, whose QvaPay platform has been described as a tool of the Castro regime
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Property tax levies increased 6% in California last year
California property owners paid a total of 6% more to state and local governments, according to an annual tally of collections
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Cuba is the most "miserable" country in the world, an economic study finds
Cuba is the "most miserable" country in the world, according to the Hanke Annual Misery Index 2021
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Maryland, Georgia first states to suspend state gas taxes
Maryland and Georgia are the first states to approve temporary suspensions of their gas taxes as fuel prices are surged following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.