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  • Metro expanding loyalty program amid a 'transition year' for the grocery company

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  • UPDATE 1-Goldman Sachs taps BofA bankers for India dealmaking roles, sources say

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  • TikTok Will File Court Challenge to U.S. Divest-or-Ban Law, CEO Says: ‘The Facts and the Constitution Are on Our Side’

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  • Football Association names Sue Day as new director of women’s football

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  • TikTok artists and advertisers to stay with app until 'door slams shut'

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  • War in Ukraine: US to send new aid right away, Biden says

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  • NC Gov. Cooper asks for 8.5% raises and bonuses for teachers. See what else he wants

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  • Head of Google Search demands urgency as growth slows

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  • Airlines will now be required to give automatic cash refunds for canceled and delayed flights

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  • Passers-by spotted calming down escaped horse which charged through central London

    A member of the public, posting on TikTok, captured footage of the black cavalry horse, which had charged through London after being spooked by noise, being stroked and calmed down by members of the public after it finally stopped.

  • Top Knight stage dilemma leaves Yellowknife performers in limbo

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