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Russia advances in Ukraine at fastest monthly pace since start of war, analysts say
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Russia advances in Ukraine at fastest monthly pace since start of war, analysts say

Special counsel moves to dismiss Trump cases
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Special counsel moves to dismiss Trump cases

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Olaf Scholz to lead Germany’s SPD into snap February election

Trump says he will impose additional 10% tariffs on China over drug inflow
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Trump says he will impose additional 10% tariffs on China over drug inflow

Trump taps former WWE CEO Linda McMahon as education secretary
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Trump taps former WWE CEO Linda McMahon as education secretary

Exclusive-Inditex boosts fast fashion flights from India to avoid shipping delays
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Exclusive-Inditex boosts fast fashion flights from India to avoid shipping delays

Entrepreneurs at start-up show hopeful funding bottlenecks ease in 2025
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Entrepreneurs at start-up show hopeful funding bottlenecks ease in 2025

Thailand expects to distribute $4 billion in handouts in Q2 next year
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Thailand expects to distribute $4 billion in handouts in Q2 next year

Trump picks Wall St CEO Lutnick to run Commerce, oversee USTR, tariffs
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Trump picks Wall St CEO Lutnick to run Commerce, oversee USTR, tariffs

France could reduce deficit to EU limit in five years, says Bank of France chief
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France could reduce deficit to EU limit in five years, says Bank of France chief

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has slightly extended her lead over Republican rival Donald Trump in support among registered voters, holding a 47% to 40% advantage, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll. The three-day survey found that Harris was backed by 46.61% of registered voters, while Trump was supported by 40.48%, Reuters said. The poll had a margin of error of four percentage points. In a prior poll conducted on Sept. 11-12, shortly after a fiery debate between the two candidates, Harris had a five-point advantage over Trump. Harris has also chipped away at Trump's lead on key questions around "the economy, unemployment and jobs," Reuters said. Some 43% of voters said Trump would take a better approach to the economy and jobs, while 41% chose Harris. Trump had held a three-point advantage in an early August Reuters/Ipsos poll and an 11-point lead after Harris launched her campaign in late July, Reuters reported. However, when asked solely about either candidates' ability to steer "the US economy," Trump retains a clear 45% to 36% lead, Reuters noted. The poll also found that the economy remains the most important issue for voters. On Tuesday, Trump pledged to institute new manufacturing zones on federal land and take a tough stance with US trading partners. Harris, meanwhile, has promised to roll out tax breaks for families with children and hike corporate tax rates. She is expected to speak more about her economic plans this week, although some ad
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Harris extends lead over Trump to 47%-40% – Reuters/Ipsos poll

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Apollo proposes $5 bln investment in Intel – Bloomberg