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World’s biggest chipmaker tells cloud computing providers a majority of their clients must be non-Chinese
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Vote counting is underway in New Zealand’s closely fought election, with neither major political bloc assured of victory and the shape of the next government potentially hinging on whether the centrist Opportunity Party enters parliament…
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The union representing about 250 security workers at the US’s busiest ports agreed to continue negotiations on a new labor contract for two more weeks, their employers said.
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In British politics, dividing lines have formed around Brexit for the past decade, often replacing traditional right-and-left allegiances. Now, Andy Burnham is backing himself to redraw the political map all over again.
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Australia has 31 days’ worth of diesel, down three days from last week, according to a government update that highlighted uncertain global conditions.
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American retrenchment could change Middle East balance of power and signify opportunities for China
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US midterms are the latest confirmation that reports of the death of liberal democracy have been much exaggerated
