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The CFO of The Epoch Times, Weidong 'Bill' Guan, has been charged with laundering $67 million using cryptocurrency and prepaid debit cards, leading to his suspension and raising significant questions about the future and leadership of the media outlet.
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China's announcement of tariffs on U.S. imports, including crude oil and agricultural machinery, marks an escalating tit-for-tat trade war that leaves American farmers and energy producers reeling amidst fears of rising consumer prices and disrupted markets.
Spotify Raises Premium Prices: Now You Can Pay More to Skip Ads
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Egg Crisis: U.S. Scrambles to Import from Turkey and Brazil
The U.S. is facing an egg crisis, prompting a surge in imports from Brazil and Turkey as the Trump administration launches a $1 billion initiative to stabilize skyrocketing prices, all while balancing concerns about animal welfare and food safety.
Meta Faces Trial: Might Unfriend WhatsApp, Instagram
Meta Platforms confronts a high-stakes federal lawsuit challenging its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, accused of stifling competition in a social media landscape rife with legal drama.
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