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Massive Fortinet Firewall Breach Exposes Major Global Organizations to Russian-Speaking Attackers Tropical Storm Arthur Brings Heavy Rains to Gulf Coast Labor Department Warns States on Unemployment Fraud, Threatens Funding Withholding Quantum Computing Progress: Promises of Error Correction and Shifting Claims of Advantage California Accuses AT&T of Lying to FCC Over Copper Network Shutdown AI Agents Train Robots Autonomously, Achieving High Success Rates Tesco Sues Broadcom Over Alleged "Abusive Conduct" After VMware Acquisition VSCO Launches Studio Pro to Compete with Adobe for Professional Photographers Roelof Botha Joins SpaceX Board of Directors Snap's AR Glasses 'Specs' Launch Amid Stock Plunge and High Price Concerns Massive Fortinet Firewall Breach Exposes Major Global Organizations to Russian-Speaking Attackers Tropical Storm Arthur Brings Heavy Rains to Gulf Coast Labor Department Warns States on Unemployment Fraud, Threatens Funding Withholding Quantum Computing Progress: Promises of Error Correction and Shifting Claims of Advantage California Accuses AT&T of Lying to FCC Over Copper Network Shutdown AI Agents Train Robots Autonomously, Achieving High Success Rates Tesco Sues Broadcom Over Alleged "Abusive Conduct" After VMware Acquisition VSCO Launches Studio Pro to Compete with Adobe for Professional Photographers Roelof Botha Joins SpaceX Board of Directors Snap's AR Glasses 'Specs' Launch Amid Stock Plunge and High Price Concerns

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Tariffs Are No Longer a Major Concern for Most Businesses

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Tariffs Are No Longer a Major Concern for Most Businesses

Tariffs, once a dominant business concern, are now a "non-issue" for most companies. Despite new proposed tariffs related to forced labor, businesses are focused on economic growth, AI, and worker retention, expecting any new tariffs to be challenged and overturned.

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Starbucks' 'Widely Recyclable' Plastic Cups Mostly End Up in Landfills or Incinerators, Study Finds

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Starbucks' 'Widely Recyclable' Plastic Cups Mostly End Up in Landfills or Incinerators, Study Finds

A study by Beyond Plastics tracked 53 Starbucks plastic cups labeled as 'widely recyclable' and found none reached a recycling facility, instead ending up in landfills, incinerators, or transfer stations.

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