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Fishermen · PhilippinesThe Philippine Coast Guard urged the country’s fishermen on Wednesday, September 27, to keep operating at the disputed Scarborough Shoal and other sites in the South China Sea, pledging to step up patrols there despite an imposing Chinese presence.
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Philippines urges fishermen to keep up presence at China-held shoal
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United States · United States(Reuters) - Social media company Snap Inc said on Wednesday it was closing its division focused on making augmented reality services for businesses. (Reporting by Chavi Mehta in Bengaluru; Editing by Shinjini Ganguli)See the Story
Snap to close augmented reality division for enterprises
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Madrid, Spain · MadridJudge Francisco de Jorge is investigating whether the kiss by soccer federation RFEF’s former chief Luis Rubiales constitute sexual abuse and coercion. Vilda was sacked by interim RFEf president Pedro Rocha 10 days after FIFA suspendedRubiales from his post. The judge changed the status of Albert Luque, the director of the men's squad, and Ruben Rivera, the marketing chief, from previously being just witnesses.See the Story
Spanish court includes former women’s soccer coach Vilda in probe over Rubiales kiss
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Michigan · MichiganThe class will be held from 9:00 a.m. until 12 noon. The cost is $20 per person with Coldwater Lake Association members receiving the registration fee back the day of the class. If you’re interested in receiving a certificate, there is an additional cost of $50.See the Story
Coldwater Lake Association hosting second CPR class this Saturday
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Inflation · United StatesKashkari said he is not yet ready to say rates have been lifted enough to get inflation back to the 2% target. He said he expects the U.S. central bank to hold rates steady next year. Kashkari spoke in the wake of last week's Fed meeting that left the central bank’s federal funds rate unchanged.See the Story
Fed’s Kashkari: Unsure if Fed has hiked enough to bring inflation to target – CNBC
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Economy · United StatesEuro zone governments will try to bolster their public finances next year by withdrawing expensive energy price subsidies. But slower economic growth and fear of angering voters are likely to limit fiscal tightening. The European Central Bank has called for governments to roll back subsidies introduced to help people cope with the spike in energy prices.See the Story
Euro zone 2024 fiscal tightening seen limited by slowing economy
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European Union · United StatesEuropean drugmakers warn that a proposed complete ban on substances known as PFAS would render medicine production impossible. The European Union started to consider in February a ban of the widely used but potentially harmful substances. A six-month consultation period to give impacted companies an opportunity to put their views forward ended on Monday.See the Story
Pharma lobby says EU ban on ‘forever chemicals’ would halt drug production
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Washington State · WashingtonThe Commerce Department said on Wednesday that orders for durable goods gained 0.2%. Data for July was revised lower to show orders for these goods decreasing 5.6%. Manufacturing, which makes up 11.1% of the economy, is muddling along as higher borrowing costs slow demand.See the Story
US durable goods orders unexpectedly rise in August
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