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UK shoppers buy clothes for outdoor social life, holidays at home
LONDON (Reuters) - British shoppers bought warm clothes to meet friends and family outdoors - part of a broader rise in retail spending last month as many shops re-opened - and people booked more summ...
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Formula One great to develop electric vans, SUVs for carmakers, startups
By Nick Carey LONDON (Reuters) - Supercar maker the Gordon Murray Group said on Tuesday it plans a 300-million-pound ($420 million) expansion over the next five years, which includes developing electr...
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Trade economist Thea Lee named U.S. Labor Dept international chief
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Labor Department on Monday said trade economist and former union official Thea Lee has been named to lead the agency's International Labor Affairs Bureau (ILAB), an off...
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Amazon raises $1 billion sustainable bond for climate, social causes
By Kate Duguid and Simon Jessop NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc issued its first sustainability bond on Monday, raising $1 billion to invest in renewable energy, clean transport, greener bu...
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U.S. State Dept approves potential sale of AEGIS Combat System to Canada -Pentagon
By Mike Stone WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department has approved the potential sale to Canada of 4 AEGIS Combat Systems made by Lockheed Martin in a deal valued at up to $1.7 billion, the P...
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Peru’s sol soars as socialist Castillo loses ground to right-wing Fujimori
By Marco Aquino LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's sol currency on Monday posted its biggest daily gain in just over five years after opinion polls showed the gap closing between socialist front-runner Pedro Cas...
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Don’t count chickens before they hatch: Tyson bet on wrong rooster
By Tom Polansek CHICAGO (Reuters) - Tyson Foods is laying off a certain type of rooster from its U.S. chicken business after a surprising discovery that eggs fertilized by the male bird hatch less oft...
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Occidental Petroleum loss narrows as crude prices rebound
(Reuters) - Occidental Petroleum Corp posted a smaller first-quarter adjusted loss from the previous three months on Monday, boosted by higher crude prices as COVID-19 vaccine rollouts and easing trav...
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Mall landlord Simon Property reports 8.4% fall in revenue
(Reuters) -Simon Property Group Inc reported an 8.4% drop in quarterly revenue on Monday, as the largest U.S. mall owner collected less rent from tenants who are still dealing with the effects of the ...
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Roblox reveals bookings jump in first post-debut report
(Reuters) - Roblox Corp reported a 161% rise in quarterly bookings on Monday in its first earnings report since a blockbuster debut, as the U.S. gaming company benefited from a surge in spending by ki...
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