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Web Summit CEO resigns after apologizing for Israel-Hamas war comments
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S&P 500 breaks below key level for first time since March as stocks erase summer gains
The S&P 500 index capped off a busy week for U.S. markets on Friday by breaking below its 200-day moving average for the first
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