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– Professional services company PwC has published its Executive directors: Practices and remuneration trends report for 2022. [– Rushdie, 75, underwent emergency surgery after a man allegedly stabbed him several times before his scheduled lecture at the Chautauqua Institution. [– Instead of independent, flexible entrepreneurs, they feel like they are treated like underpaid employees without benefits and with little space for negotiation.
[– Party leaders hope approval of Inflation Reduction Act will boost their prospects in the midterm elections this November. [– It hasn’t been unequivocally proven that drinking coffee can boost longevity. However, it does reduce the likelihood of developing certain diseases and ailments. [– Dan McGuiness was one of the architects of the modern drug trade, creating a marijuana empire for much of the 1970s and 1980s.
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