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Donald Trump's Truth Social Tanks as SEC Filings Reveal $58 Million in Loses in 2023

Truth Social, Trump's social media venture, faces a $58M loss in 2023 despite $4.1M revenue, leading to a 20% nosedive in Trump Media's share price.


FedEx Ends 20-Year Partnership with USPS After Losing Nearly $2 Billion; UPS Gains Ground

UPS replaced FedEx as USPS's primary air cargo provider after FedEx terminated their 20-year partnership due to losing nearly $2 billion.

Shell's $1 Million Lawsuit Against Greenpeace Condemned By Greta Thunberg and Other Hollywood Celebrities

Greta Thunberg, Emma Thompson, and Imelda Staunton condemn Shell's legal action against Greenpeace as insensitive and retaliatory, seeking $1 million in damages following activists' occupation of an oil platform.

Japan Power Producer to Substitute Coal with Ammonia in Reducing Carbon Emissions

Jera Co., Japan's top power producer, launches a pioneering project to cut coal emissions by integrating ammonia into electricity generation at the Hekinan Thermal Power Station in Aichi prefecture. The project aims to replace 20% of coal heating value with ammonia.


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An airplane of a tech entrepreneur and his wife crashed near the California-Nevada border during a snowfall, killing the couple.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said his administration is willing to negotiate with physicians who oppose his proposal to increase medical school enrollment.
Comedian John Oliver accuses Donald Trump of cash grab schemes. The former POTUS now sells Bible copies and asks for donations online.
This April's Fools Day 2024, many companies are expected to rely on the power of prankvertising. But, should they really do so?
California is now considering measures to restrict bosses from contacting their employees outside of work hours.
Starting on Monday, April 1, a new law in California will ensure that most fast food workers get a minimum wage of $20 per hour.
The Chinese government has slammed the US for tightening regulations about semiconductor exports, claiming they have created trade barriers and heightened uncertainty in the chip industry.
An elderly businessman was killed by his caretaker for allegedly disturbing him while he was sleeping.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has announced that beneficiaries will now owe significantly less if they received overpayments by mistake.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore calls Baltimore bridge collapse a "national economic catastrophe" as a critical transportation route for certain commodities remains clogged.
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