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Global Olive Oil Production Hits Decade Low, Prices Set to Rise

Olive oil costs are still rising, so consumers should prepare for more increases. Olive oil prices are expected to exceed £16 per liter ($21).


Neuralink Co-Founder Implies He Left Elon Musk's Brain Implant Company Over Safety Concerns

A co-founder of Neuralink has implied that he left the brain implant company of Elon Musk over safety concerns.

Tennessee Cleaning Company Fined $650,000 for Illegally Hiring Children, Some as Young as 13, to Clean Dangerous Slaughterhouses

A cleaning company in Tennessee has agreed to pay nearly $650,000 after a federal probe found it had employed over 20 children to clean dangerous slaughterhouses in Virginia and Iowa.

Amazon Web Services to Invest Nearly $9 Billion to Boost Cloud Computing Venture in Singapore

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is planning to invest nearly $9 billion to expand its cloud computing infrastructure and services in Singapore.


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