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Retirement may change if Congress gets its way

While many concerns still divide lawmakers, one issue that has been moving methodically, and under the radar, towards becoming law is private retirement reform.

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The Only Shoes Kate Middleton Wears for Garden Parties at Buckingham Palace

She's worn them for three straight years.

Meghan Markle Isn't the Only Royal with Beautiful Penmanship! See Kate Middleton's Handwritten Note

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Kate Middleton and Queen Elizabeth Color Coordinate in Pastel for Garden Party

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Meghan Markle Responded to Beyoncé and Jay-Z's Portrait Tribute With a Single Emoji

Her friend Daniel Martin shared what Meghan texted him when Queen Bey gave Meghan a very public shoutout.

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Business TheBlast

Starbucks Sued for Allegedly Exposing Customers and Employees to Deadly Pesticide

A lawsuit filed today in New York City claims coffee giant Starbucks has been exposing its employees and customers to deadly pesticides for years, despite several warnings from pest control experts. According to court documents obtained by The Blast, a former Starbucks employee and two pest control workers who serviced Starbucks stores for years claim […] The post Starbucks Sued for Allegedly Exposing Customers and Employees to Deadly Pesticide appeared first on The Blast.

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Lawsuit claims some New York City Starbucks stores put customers' health at risk

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U.S. business group says retaliation rising in China amid trade war

A top U.S. business lobby in China said on Wednesday that nearly half of its members are seeing non-tariff barrier retaliation in China as a result of the increasingly bitter trade war between Beijing and Washington. The American Chamber of Commerce of China and its sister body in Shanghai, citing a recent survey of members on the impact of tariffs, also said that 40.7% of respondents were considering or had relocated manufacturing facilities outside China. Of the almost 250 respondents to the survey, which was conducted after China and the United States both raised tariffs on each other's imports earlier this month, almost three-quarters said the impact of tariffs was hurting their competitiveness.