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Business
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Trade war rhetoric ratchets up as Beijing responds to US claim of being ‘a currency manipulator’
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Rosette Pambakian says she was fired after she complained about alleged 2016 attack by Gregory Blatt
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A bill making its way through the Senate would set the hourly wage at $15 nationwide, to be enacted over six years
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Security services provider Cloudflare reversed its initial defense of site where El Paso gunman posted white nationalist manifesto
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In depth
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World’s biggest entertainment company reports its results this week
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Uber plans to expand into food delivery and driverless cars but its IPO was a flop and its latest earnings figures could prove vital
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New Amazon and Netflix dramas take in themes that India’s established cinema rarely touches, with millions of potential subscribers available
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Sure, Jovita Carranza will join Trump’s cabinet, but she has no influence. Her real job is to take an agency which already does great work and make it better
Around the world
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Figures expected to confirm fall in GDP as Brexit hits automotive and service sectors
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Move comes amid row over alleged underinvestment and underpayment of taxes
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Exclusive: documents show Coalition government passed over some of Australia’s most eminent cultural figures to appoint Vanessa Guthrie
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Activist leading Ihumātao dispute calls on PM to visit site and act on Māori disadvantage
Featured topics
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Bullying or budgeting? Guardian readers weigh in on conflict over which spouse can control the purse-strings
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Steve Schwarzman outlined what he called a Marshall plan for the middle class that would introduce a higher minimum wage
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