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Paris Games reboot Olympic brand, raising bar for L.A.

Paris Games reboot Olympic brand, raising bar for L.A.

Paris has also avoided scandal, with geopolitical crises such as Ukraine and Gaza peripheral issues in the bubble of the Games while the U.S. election rollercoaster and riots in Britain hogged the headlines. Read more

Polish billionaire plans to sue Meta over fake advertisements

Polish billionaire plans to sue Meta over fake advertisements

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Sports, music tourism will soon represent a $1.5T economy

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About 83% of people traveling for events are heading to soccer matches, basketball games, the Olympics, F1 races or tennis tournaments — the five most popular sporting events in descending order. Read more

July federal deficit grows

July federal deficit grows

The Treasury said last month’s deficit climbed $23 billion from the $221 billion deficit recorded in July 2023. Economists polled by Reuters had projected a $242 billion deficit for July. Read more

Billions in dollars, euros reach Russia despite sanctions

Billions in dollars, euros reach Russia despite sanctions

The previously unreported figures show Russia has managed to circumvent sanctions blocking cash imports, and suggest that dollars and euros remain useful tools for trade and travel even as Moscow strives to reduce its exposure to hard currencies. Read more

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