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Portugal brings back tax breaks for foreigners in bid to woo digital nomads
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Elon Musk’s Tesla recoups all its year-to-date losses
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Elon Musk ghosts India on new Tesla factory investment
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Microsoft agrees to pay $14.4 million over allegations it penalized workers who took parental and disability leave
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Voters head to the polls for the U.K.’s general election with Kier Starmer’s Labour on course for a historic victory
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Microsoft hack affected Veterans Affairs and State Departments, government says
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