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Subway offers $20 gift cards to middle-seat passengers on Boeing 737 flights
Dunkin’ rolls out Valentine’s Day menu from 28 January
Xbox highlights games from Black developers across four countries in Black History Month showcase
ChatGB: OpenAI and UK Government ink deal to give civil service 'sovereign' AI
BLUAI and YALA crypto assets start trading on Kraken exchange
OpenAI unveils Atlas, a ChatGPT web browser
Kraken adds ASTER crypto trading on its exchange
BigCommerce and PayPal plan to launch advanced payments platform in 2026
OpenAI wows as it unviels Sora text-to-video generative AI
United States to downgrade status of cannabis to 'schedule III' drug
Johnson & Johnson financials beat expectations
HSBC revealed its CEO succession
Warner Bros Discovery rallied on break-off rumour
Reddit boosted as it teams up with NFL, NBA, MLB, PGA and Nascar
Ford stock dropped after revenue and profit missed Wall Street forecasts
Lloyds Bank rallied after results wobble
American Airlines shares lifted by revenue silver lining
J&J bought a heart med-tech maker for $1.7bn
Google-backed robotaxi firm Waymo hit an important rides milestone
Walkers has launched a ‘smokin’ new flavour
BT shares rocked as Sky’s CityFibre deal reignites rivalry
Macy’s shares slumped, sales underwhelm as turnaround efforts continue
JD Sports closed 10% higher as American sales drove growth
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