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Nov 30 2025BUSINESS

China's Shift: Why Services Are the New Hotspot for Consumer Spending

China's consumer habits are changing fast. People are spending more on services than on physical goods. This shift is big news for businesses, both local and foreign. Experts say this trend is here to stay. Living spaces in China are smaller than in many Western countries. This makes it harder to b

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Nov 30 2025EDUCATION

From Classroom to Business: How Two Brothers Turned Lessons into Success

Two brothers, Derek and Dominik Zirkle, initially found their high school financial literacy class dull. The course, taught by Theory Federal Credit Union, covered basic financial skills like managing accounts and understanding interest. At first, the twins weren't impressed. Their teacher had to ad

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Nov 30 2025HEALTH

Finding Love and Support: How One Platform is Changing the Dating Game for People with STDs

In the world of online dating, talking about sexual health can be a tough topic. Many popular dating apps shy away from it, but one platform is stepping up to make a difference. PositiveSingles is a dating site made just for people with STDs. It gives them a safe space to connect and build relations

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Nov 30 2025POLITICS

A Shady Deal: Big Money and Big Promises in NYC Politics

Frank Garcia, a well-known Hispanic business leader, found himself in a peculiar situation. He was approached by Irfan Verjee, a CEO of a renewable energy firm, with a surprising offer. Verjee wanted Garcia to raise a significant amount of money in just three days. In return, Garcia would get a job

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Nov 30 2025BUSINESS

Small Businesses in DMV Feel the Squeeze: How Shoppers Can Help

Small businesses in the DMV area are facing tough times. Federal layoffs and economic uncertainty have hit them hard. This year's Small Business Saturday is more crucial than ever. These businesses need support to stay afloat. Tariffs are adding to their problems. Big stores can handle these extra

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Nov 30 2025BUSINESS

The Sweet and Bitter Journey of Wally Amos: A Cookie Legend's Ups and Downs

Wally Amos, the man behind the Famous Amos cookies, had a life full of highs and lows. He started as an Air Force member and became the first Black talent agent at William Morris, representing big names like Paul Simon and Marvin Gaye. But he's most famous for his tiny, crispy chocolate chip cookies

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Nov 30 2025TECHNOLOGY

Picking the Best Earbuds: AirPods Pro 3 or Powerbeats Pro 2?

In 2025, Apple's Beats and AirPods brands both launched top-tier earbuds with a special feature: heart rate tracking. Both work well with Apple devices, but the Powerbeats Pro 2 also connect to Android phones. They look different, too, which changes how they feel and work. Both earbuds use Apple's

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Nov 30 2025LIFESTYLE

A Harrisburg Vegan Eatery Says Goodbye After a Decade

A beloved vegan and vegetarian spot in Harrisburg is shutting down after 11 years. The Vegetable Hunter, situated on Restaurant Row, will close its doors this Saturday. The owners, Kristin Messner-Baker and John Baker, shared the news on Facebook, expressing gratitude for the memories made. The jou

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Nov 30 2025CELEBRITIES

Unusual Fitness Habits of Famous People

Celebrities often have unique ways to stay fit. Some prefer traditional workouts, while others have more creative methods. Valerie Bertinelli, an actress, starts her day with a simple yet effective routine. She jumps up and down 50 times in the morning. She believes this boosts her energy and helps

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Nov 30 2025TECHNOLOGY

Major Chip Maker Expands in Japan with Billion-Dollar Bet on AI

Micron Technology is making a big move. They plan to invest a huge amount of money in Japan. The plan is to build a new factory. This factory will make special memory chips. These chips are important for AI technology. Why Japan? Well, Micron wants to spread out its production. They don't want to r

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