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	finance As-it-happens update ⋅ September 1, 2019
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	Bloomberg Trump Heaps More Tariffs on China, Still No Deal in Sight Bloomberg The Trump administration slapped tariffs on roughly $110 billion in Chinese imports on Sunday, marking the latest escalation in a trade war that's inflicting damage across the world economy. The 15% duty hit consumer goods ranging from footwear and ... Flag as irrelevant
	NBCNews.com He told Starbucks barista his name is 'Aziz.' The employee wrote 'ISIS' on the cup. NBCNews.com A man wearing a traditional Middle Eastern tunic told a barista at a Starbucks in Philadelphia his name was "Aziz." The employee wrote "ISIS" on his cups. Niquel Johnson told NBC News that he was dressed in a thobe — an ankle-length, long sleeve garment ... Flag as irrelevant
	Business Insider Hackers cracked Jack Dorsey's Twitter account using a very simple technique Business Insider Twitter founder and CEO Jack Dorsey's official Twitter account was hacked on Friday, following a string of other odd incidents where YouTube celebrities and influencers were similarly targeted. The hackers apparently used a tactic known as SIM swapping or ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cleveland Scene 21 Cleveland Chicken Sandwiches That Are Better Than Popeyes Cleveland Scene Multiple Locations Mr. Chicken has been serving up chicken to the suburbs of Cleveland since 1968. And for years they've been perfecting the fried chicken sandwich. Roll through any one of their locations this weekend and rest assured they most-likely won't ... Flag as irrelevant
	Elite Daily Taco Bell Is Getting Rid Of 9 Menu Items In September, Including The Double Decker Taco Elite Daily In my 25 years of life, I never would have expected Taco Bell to betray me. But alas, it seems as though I was wrong. Starting next month, the beloved fast food chain will no longer offer several of its greatest menu items... including the Double Decker Taco. Flag as irrelevant
	Express.co.uk Motorists making costly sunglasses mistake when driving risking huge fines Express.co.uk British motorists are taking risks with the sunglasses they choose to wear while behind the wheel of their car claims new research. According to new research, British holidaymakers returning from abroad with sunglasses purchased from beachside sellers and ... Flag as irrelevant
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