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Ames community members help relocate family who lost everything in blaze
Ames community members help relocate family who lost everything in blaze
The episode featured a 77-card Turkey Red collection, a 1962 Spider-Man comic and an appearance by a nationally famous Durham pop duo.
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A bunch of upcoming Pokémon Go updates will attempt to refresh this classic augmented reality mobile game
Japan's Nissan Motor will begin to produce solid-state batteries for electric vehicles at scale by early 2029 and use huge casting machines as it seeks to raise efficiency and drive down costs on future models, the automaker said on Tuesday. Nissan is betting on technological advancements to stave off heavy competition from rivals such as Tesla and BYD that have raced ahead in production of battery-powered cars. Japan's third-biggest automaker by volume will initially do prototype tests and develop the solid-state batteries at a still unfinished pilot plant in Yokohama, a city near Tokyo where it is based, before building up production capacity.
Spanish airlines expect a record summer season and are adding 13% more seats from a year ago, confident that consumers will continue to travel despite inflation pressuring their spending, the head of Spain's airlines industry group said on Tuesday. From the beginning of April to the end of October, the group has scheduled up to 758,000 flights, 9% more than in the same period in 2023 with a total capacity of up to 240 million seats. Leisure travel demand, which has boomed since the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions ended, remains strong despite a squeeze on household incomes.
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The fine could be worth millions of euros and come as early as next month, the report said. The European Commission will also order Mondelez to stop blocking the sale of its products between EU member states because of the "potential harm to consumers at a time of high inflation", FT reported, citing three people with knowledge of the decision. The EU declined to comment on the matter, while Mondelez International did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.
Don't put your shovels away or change those tires just yet.Residents of northeastern Newfoundland and the northern Avalon Peninsula could be in for a messy Thursday evening, as Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a special weather statement that mentions not only snow but freezing rain and ice pellets as possible factors in precipitation. While the system is still highly variable, meteorologist Melissa Field says it looks like it will start as snow before ultimately turning to rain.
Mideast fears and surging yields triggered another ugly market reversal. Nvidia and Microsoft fell while Tesla dived.
The former prime minister's short stint in No.10 is mainly remembered for her disastrous mini-budget.
June weather continues on Tuesday. A cold front will bring more clouds and create scattered late afternoon and evening thunderstorms.
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Former Tory adviser Luke Tryl said it would be "historically unusual" if Keir Starmer does not end up in No.10.
It has been almost one year since the World Health Organisation declared the end of Covid-19 as a public health emergency, and nearly two since the last pandemic restrictions in Britain were lifted. Writing in today’s Evening Standard, John Glen, minister for the Cabinet Office, said that some civil servants still “only come in on the odd day”. Data for the week of March 25 found that occupancy rates at HM Revenue and Customs was 53 per cent. The same department that last month threatened to shut its self-assessment helpline for half the year, until the Chancellor personally intervened.
Euro zone exports jumped in February and the bloc's trade surplus widened, adding to recent indicators suggesting that the bloc is now past the worst of its economic malaise and a slow rebound is underway, Eurostat data showed on Tuesday. The euro zone economy has stagnated for six straight quarters while its vast manufacturing sector was in deep recession but some hopeful indicators now suggest that global demand is recovering all while the bloc's import bill remains subdued. The trade surplus doubled in February to 23.6 billion euros from the previous month, all on a big monthly surge in extra euro area exports, the EU's statistic agency said.
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The danger of a global recession has largely been averted but growth will be meagre, German government sources said, referring to International Monetary Fund forecasts that will be published later on Tuesday.
While headline growth picked up in the first quarter, key parts of China's economy continue to exhibit signs of weakness.