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in thread up’s 600,000 square foot warehouse in Suwanee, Georgia processes approximately 40,000 pieces of used clothing each day. The company’s logistics network (four facilities across the United States) currently rivals that of some fast fashion giants.“This is the world’s largest hanger system,” said Justin Pina, ThredUp’s senior director of operations. “We can store more than 3.5 million items here.”Shopping for second-hand goods is booming. According to GlobalData, the global used apparel market is expected to reach $367 billion by 2029, growing nearly three times faster than the overall apparel market.President Donald Trump’s tariffs were billed as a way to…

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Newly released documents from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate have once again cast doubt on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s account of his friendship with the late sex offender and his denials of accuser Virginia Giuffre’s claims. The former prince told Epstein and convicted child sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell that he “couldn’t take it anymore” when he was informed 14 years ago that a British newspaper was planning to publish an article about the trio. Portions of new documents provided by Epstein’s estate were released Wednesday by the U.S. House Oversight Committee, including some references to U.S. President Donald Trump. Among the thousands of documents…

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England had not beaten the All Blacks at Twickenham since December 1, 2012, but the victory followed in the most important meeting between the two sides for 13 years. On 26 October 2019, England faced Rugby World Cup favorites New Zealand in the semi-finals in Yokohama. What followed was arguably England’s greatest ever performance. The stunning 19-7 victory ended the All Blacks’ hopes of winning a third consecutive World Cup.Since 2012, New Zealand have visited Twickenham five times, winning four times (2013, 2014, 2018, 2024) and drawing once (2022). They also defeated England on Kiwi soil five more times.But 2019…

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Many baby boomers have no hope of retiring with sufficient funds. The researchers say they have several options for adjusting the trajectory, but these come with tradeoffs.Only 40% of workers between the ages of 61 and 65, the youngest members of the boomer generation, are financially on track for retirement, according to a recent study by Vanguard, an asset manager and retirement plan administrator. Researchers estimate that this group has enough income to fund their retirement with their current lifestyle.The remainder is expected to be in short supply. Vanguard estimates that a typical 61- to 65-year-old will retire in the…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The President donald trump Problems with fixing high cost of living It may be giving voters a sense of deja vu.Like his predecessors, Trump is trying to sell the country on his plan to create factory jobs. Republicans, like Democratic presidents, want to lower prescription drug costs. joe biden. Both tried to shame companies by raising prices.Trump is even depending on the message This echoes Biden’s 2021 assertion that high inflation is just a “temporary” problem that will soon go away.”We’re going to hit 1.5% very soon,” President Trump told reporters Monday. “Everything is down.”President Trump continues…

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The BBC is in turmoil. A leak of documents exposing President Donald Trump’s misedited speeches and other editorial concerns has prompted the resignation of a top official and threatened a $1 billion lawsuit from the U.S. leader. Why the leak has surfaced now and who will intervene next are still open questions. Most importantly, can the BBC recover from this moment?Contributor:Ben de Pear – Former Channel 4 News EditorJane Martinson – Professor, University of LondonKarishma Patel – Former Newsreader, BBCTom Mills – Author, BBC: The Myth of the Public Serviceon our radarThis week, Ahmed al-Sharaa became the first Syrian president…

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EDITOR’S NOTE:  Watch the final two episodes of CNN Original Series “Tony Shalhoub Breaking Bread,” beginning Saturday at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CNN and stream the entire series next day for subscribers of CNN All Access. Is there a food more humble yet universally adored than the sandwich? And while one person’s go-to hamburger snack might be another’s katsu sando or chivito, there’s hardly a country on the planet that doesn’t turn to some type of bread with something stuffed inside it to cure a craving. Traveling the world’s sandwiches is, in a way, like traveling the world. To help…

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For the past few years, Keira Walsh has been one of the best defensive midfielders in the world. Chelsea and England work better with her in the engine room, pulling strings and breaking lines.But even with probably multiple winners’ medals on her mother’s mantelpiece, she’s still learning all the time, like any good soccer player. We’ve seen changes in Walsh’s game this season alone. She has progressed further than she did in the WSL games she played for Chelsea last season, posting better numbers in many attacking metrics.That change is perhaps best illustrated by two contrasting statistics. In seven WSL…

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Jim Cramer and Jeff Marks hosted the CNBC Investment Club’s November monthly meeting on Thursday. Let’s start simple. Growth of any kind always works, so I can’t remember a time this year when it felt so good to be diversified among a large number of great growth stocks. So far, it has been scary for everyone in 2025 to own only data centers and AI and nuclear and quantum stocks, whether they are profitable or not. But it has become too dangerous. That risk took much longer than expected to surface. Am I pushing the sell, sell, sell button on…

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Markets were on edge this week as a series of negative headlines about artificial intelligence trade fueled fears of a bubble.Prominent short seller Michael Barry questioned the sustainability of AI’s returns. Concerns have grown over the level of debt funds needed to build AI infrastructure. If you like high flyers coreweave I was troubled by disappointing guidance.CNBC’s Deirdre Botha sat down with the founders of two of the hottest AI startups to get their thoughts on the people at the heart of the boom.Amjad Massad, founder and CEO of AI coding startup Replit, admits there was a cooldown.”At the beginning…

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