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Geneva auto show closes shop after 119 years
The more than century-old Geneva International Motor Show will be cancelled for good following waning interest from automakers in what was once an unmissable industry event, organisers said Friday.
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FIFA extend rules on maternity and adoption
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US Fed's favored inflation measure remains unchanged in April
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Chinese shopping app Temu faces stricter EU safety rules
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NATO allies' support grows for Ukrainian strikes in Russia
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