Stories from Reuters
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Ellen DeGeneres issues apology over hostile environment at show
Talk show host sent an emotional message to the staff saying she was taking steps to improve the culture on set
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Reducing losses Exxon to cut jobs to save dividend
Reducing losses Exxon to cut jobs to save dividend
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Global stocks fall as GDP figures rattle markets
Investor sentiment further dented by news of possible delay in US election
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Oil market structure signals return of glut
Move causes trouble for OPEC as it awaits demand to recover swiftly
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Bombing kills 18 in Afghanistan on eve of Eid ceasefire
Explosion targeted Afghan security forces in Pul-e-Alan; civilian casualties are also feared
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People take sacrificial animals to service stations ahead of Eidul Azha
Sacrificial animals are treated with deference by Pakistanis, who often decorate cattles with colourful garlands
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Nearly one in three children have dangerous amounts of lead in bloodstream: study
Some 800 million children had lead levels of 5 micrograms per decilitre or higher in their bloodstream
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China warns India against 'forced decoupling' of their economies
'China advocates win-win cooperation and opposes a zero-sum game'
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Oil slides as virus surge weighs on demand outlook
Potential hit to demand comes as OPEC+ is set to step up output in August
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Iraq says nearly 560 killed in anti-government unrest
PM Mustafa al-Kadhimi’s government has pledged to investigate the deaths and incarceration of hundreds of protesters
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