Mercury Drug president passes away at 69
MANILA, Philippines — Mercury Group of Companies President Vivian Que-Azcona passed away on April 5, according to its partner, the
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Michele Schewe
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Instagram Going for the Jugular Amidst Mounting TikTok Uncertainty — Full-Court Press to Poach TikTok Creators Continues
Instagram is prepping a new push to entice TikTok creators away from the platform as the site remains in limbo
Emmanuel Chisom
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Dickson sympathises with Benue, Plateau over killings
BAYELSA (SUNDIATA POST)- Sen. Seriake Dickson (PDP-Bayelsa) has condoled with Benue and Plateau governors over the recent killings in their
Yuri Menjivar
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Trump holds reciprocal tariffs on Nigeria, others for 90 days, raises China’s to 125%
UNITED States (U.S.) President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day pause on the reciprocal tariffs imposed on 60 countries, including
Alejandro Damron
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Apple airlifts 1.5m iPhones from India ‘to beat tariffs’
NEW DELHI - Apple Inc chartered cargo flights to ferry 600 tonnes of iPhones, or as many as 1.5 million,
Udeze Ekene
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US, China’s Traffic War Poses Threat To Global Trade – WTO
The Director General of World Trade Organization (WTO), Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has said the United States and Peoples Republic of China
Alejandro Lanz
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China calls US trade surplus ‘inevitable’, warns it’s ready for trade war, World News
BEIJING — China on Wednesday (April 9) called its trade surplus with the United States an inevitability and warned it
Camellia Center
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UNC puts election campaigning on hold during SEA examination | News Extra | trinidadexpress.com
Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar said the United National Congress (UNC) will not engage in any general election campaigning in areas
Shayne Dias
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Chelsea and Manchester United Target Rising English Striker With Low Release Clause
Updated April 9th 2025, 21:07 IST The 2024-25 Premier League season isn't quite over yet, but Chelsea and Manchester United
Pranjal Malewar
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Background music impacts employees, study
Around 13.5 million workers, mainly in service jobs, spend long hours exposed to background music designed for customers, not employees.
