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1. • Climate change made devastating Brazil floods twice as likely - English News - ...

     metroradio.com.hk· 3 日前

     Climate change made the recent flooding that devastated southern Brazil twice as likely, a team of international ...

2. • Fala Chen returns to Hong Kong to appear at Tiffany event alongside Korean actor Park Hyung-Si ...

     Dimsum Daily· 8 小時前

     Having secretly given birth in March to a 6.5-pound baby boy named “Mickey,” Fala expressed that she ...

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     Late Miss USA Cheslie Kryst thought her accomplishments were 'just OK,' mom says: How ...

     CNBC· 9 小時前

     Symptoms of high-functioning depression can present differently than the severe signs of major ...

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     Breakingviews: Five reasons financial disasters are hard to avoid

     Reuters· 11 小時前

     If we understand the causes of financial crises and how to prevent them, why do they keep ...

5. • The specter of a scorching summer

     China Daily· 6 小時前

     As the relentless march of climate change accelerates, the specter of a horribly hot summer has become ...

6. • Brazil seeks more Chinese investments in key sectors

     China Daily· 8 小時前

     Potential reforms will make Brazil more attractive to foreign investors, Alckmin added ...

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     UEFA Euro 2024 Winner Odds: England Favorites to Claim Crown | Goal.com US

     Goal.com· 11 小時前

     Goal offers the latest UEFA Euro 2024 odds, with England as the favorites to go all the way and ...

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     Bulgaria holds another snap election to end political instability

     Reuters· 12 小時前

     Bulgaria, the poorest member of the European Union and one of its most corrupt states, has been ...

9. • ECB cuts interest rates across Europe

     China Daily· 40 分鐘前

     The European Central Bank, or ECB, has cut interest rates for the first time in nearly four years, bringing them down from ...

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      Cramer says Danaher is a buy and weighs in on probes of Microsoft and Nvidia

      CNBC· 5 小時前

      s a benign day ahead of tomorrow's number," Jim Cramer said. When May's nonfarm ...