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As invasion enters fifth year, the children of Ukraine learn to fight back The Washington PostUkrainian Children Reflect on Four Years of War The DispatchDorset student rebuilds life in four years since Ukraine invasion BBCBuilding the future together: what Europe means to young Ukrainians EU NEIGHBOURS eastSave the Children Ukraine: Education Under Fire: "We can rebuild schools, but not childhoods" (2014-2025)
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Ukraine is using powerful quadcopters to destroy nearly a third of all the Russian air threats it hits, commander says Business InsiderDrones dominate Ukraine battlefield four years into fighting ReutersInside Ukraine's ‘kill zone' Financial Times'Suddenly there's a loud bang': Airstrikes, blackouts and frustration in Russia's frontline city Sky NewsI l
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Millions of small business workers have gained access to retirement plans over the past seven years.
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A screen of the S&P 500 financial sector highlights companies with high returns on equity that are trading at low P/E valuations.
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Drawing on his years at Y Combinator, Altman made the case for founders to talk openly about what they're building.
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The retailer is handing out bonuses above target for the third straight year, reflecting strong performance.
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Home Depot's stock was set to surge after quarterly comparable sales snapped a streak of misses, and profit beat by the widest margin in years.
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After betting heavily on the metaverse—and spending many billions building it—Meta recently pivoted hard.
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IBM's stock ended Monday down 13% as Anthropic's Claude Code threatens to dismantle a critical part of its business.
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Davos headlines this year have focused on geopolitical shocks and a retreat from multilateralism, and who benefits from the next phase of growth—and who risks being left behind, writes Shelly Stewart III in Forbes.
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Since 1950, when the S&P 500 has been up more than 15% year-to-date by the end of October, stocks have finished higher in November and December 95% of the time.
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