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UK: Record-Breaking Surge in Weather Damage Claims Leaves Home Insurers Reeling With £573 Million in Losses

Industry records show that storms and extreme rain caused a record £573 million ($715 million) in UK home insurance claims last year.


New York Legal Cannabis Industry Fears That Additional Pot Stores Might Have ‘Disastrous Consequences'

A group representing the legal marijuana market cautioned New York cannabis regulators that a large increase in pot retailers might harm licensed companies.

Apple Experiences 10% Decline in iPhone Shipments as Android Rivals Gain Steam

Apple has faced a significant setback in its iPhone shipments, experiencing a larger-than-projected 10% decline in the March quarter.

Narendra Modi Pledges to Make India a Worldwide Manufacturing Powerhouse as Businesses Leave China

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to make India a global manufacturing hub and construct infrastructure as companies leave China.


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