Spending increased last month despite supply constraints and the delta variant, reflecting both healthy demand and higher prices, The Wall Street Journal reports today [subscription required]. The Millionacres takeaway: Consumer spending has long been recognized as the prime driver of the U.S. economy. The Millionacres takeaway: Consumers are not only willing to spend more this year; they seem to be willing to do it in person.
A coroner says she cannot be sure future deaths will be prevented.
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Littler climbed back to the top of the Premier League table.
The comments from ByteDance come after reports it was exploring the potential sale of the platform.
Shaun Colvin, from Wareham, raised more than £20,000 for the Brain Tumour Charity.
One resident says they no longer cycle due to the "dangerous" state of the road.
The new exhibition will give an insight into how Salford changed from the 1950s to the 1970s.
Kyiv has lost five of the 31 Abrams tanks supplied by US in October last year
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The park is celebrating its 70th anniversary after it opened to the public on 26 April 1954.
The event, which draws 80,000 people, will be held in July and then not return until 2027.
Germany arrests four citizens for allegedly funnelling sensitive tech to China
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A girl was charged with three counts of attempted murder after three were stabbed at a school.
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Martin Hibbert says scattering a Manchester Arena bomb victim's ashes on Kilimanjaro was 'very special'.
The yen fell amid volatile trade on Friday after the Bank of Japan (BOJ) maintained its accommodative monetary policy stance at the conclusion of its two-day policy meeting, while Asian shares rose in the broader market. The BOJ kept interest rates around zero on Friday, as expected, while removing a reference to the amount of government bonds it has roughly committed to buying each month. Still, the Japanese yen fell to the weaker side of 156 per dollar in a knee-jerk reaction to the decision, and last stood at 156.15 per dollar.
More than 100 original artworks from the late author will be displayed in Ditchling.
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