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After all the hype, electric truck sales dropped 4% in the first half of 2025 — trapped by high prices, charging headaches, and a market that isn’t yet convinced.

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Manhattan Rents Shatter Records — Again and Again

Manhattan’s median rent hit a staggering $4,700 in July, marking yet another record steep climb fueled by aggressive bidding wars and a rental market that refuses to cool down.

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Airbus is closing in on becoming the world’s most-delivered commercial jet maker—thanks to booming A320 deliveries and innovations like the A321XLR, putting serious heat on Boeing’s long-standing crown.

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A new study finds that most non-degree certificates don’t boost pay or career growth—but when aligned with in-demand fields like healthcare, a smart credential can deliver real financial returns.

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Air Canada Flight Attendants Defy Return-to-Work Order—Strike Continues

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Hurricane Erin, once a catastrophic Category 5, has weakened to Category 3—but its expanding reach still poses serious risks across the Caribbean and could stir dangerous surf and rip currents along the U.S. East Coast.

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