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Express Clothing Chain To Close Approximately 100 Stores By 2022

Clothing Retailer Express to Shutter Over 100 Outlets as It Declares Bankruptcy

US multi-brand clothes retailer Express Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will close over 100 stores.


SEC Accused of Illegally Monitoring Stock Market Investors in the US

The SEC is illegally collecting data on all US stock market investors, according to a new lawsuit. The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission seal hangs on the facade of its building September 18, 2008 in Washington, DC.

US Commerce Secretary Criticizes Chip in Latest High-End Huawei Phone, Says It’s ‘Not Nearly as Good’ as American Chips

US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo claimed Huawei's Mate 60 Pro processor isn't as sophisticated as American chips.

Universal Studios Tram Crashes at LA Theme Park, Injuring 15 People

A spokesperson for Universal Studios Hollywood stated that the tram accident resulted in a few minor injuries.


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Michigan Family Sues Wendy's for $20 Million After 11-Year-Old Girl Suffered Deadly E.Coli Infection
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US Plans to Lift Tariff Exceptions to Dominant Chinese Solar Panel Imports as  Biden Accuses Beijing of 'Cheating' on Its Steel Trade Pactices
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UPDATE: Google Employees Arrested and Fired After Staging Protests Over Company's Project Nimbus Deal With Israel
Several Google employees were arrested on Tuesday following their sit-in protests at the company's offices in New York City and California.
Disneyland Moves Closer to Expansion Plans as Anaheim City Council Approves $1.9 Billion Project
The Anaheim City Council has given the green light to Disneyland Forward, the Walt Disney Company's ambitious plan to expand its iconic theme park.
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