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Strike poised to shut down major US ports
US ports brace for shut down as dockworkers strike is set to halt container traffic along the east and gulf coasts. We get the latest.
The markets haven't welcome the arrival of Japan's new Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba. We find out why.
And we take a look at the 10-billion merger of the last two remaining satellite TV providers in the US.
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US ports brace for shut down as dockworkers strike is set to halt container traffic along the east and gulf coasts. We get the latest.
The markets haven't welcome the arrival of Japan's new Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba. We find out why.
And we take a look at the 10-billion merger of the last two remaining satellite TV providers in the US.
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