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From Superman to Spider-Man: comics that sold for millions
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Micron stock falls as Chinese rival CXMT advances denser memory chip
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Netflix secured exclusive rights to stream the 2030 men's World Cup in Spain and Andorra
The deal covers all 104 matches of the tournament, with some games to be made available on a free-to-air broadcaster
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DOE issued an emergency grid order to PJM as October heat strains power supplies
The order, effective through Oct. 16, lets PJM dispatch additional generation and activate backup power at data centers and industrial sites
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Europe's best train routes, from scenic to spectacular
Europe's best train journeys combine scenery and engineering, ranked from remarkable routes to the single best trip
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The best craft beers to drink instead of America's most-searched brands
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Bank of America posted sharply lower profit after a $1.2 billion Treasury penalty
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Anthropic is asking a federal appeals court to rehear its Pentagon blacklist fight
The AI company argues a divided panel ignored evidence that the Defense Department's supply chain risk designation was retaliation for its speech about AI safety
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Roche licensed a Chinese biotech's obesity drug in a deal worth up to $1.16 billion
The Swiss drugmaker will pay up to $100 million upfront to license an RNAi therapy targeting fat tissue from Shanghai-based Rona Therapeutics
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Netflix is cutting about 6% of its workforce in biggest layoffs since 2022
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