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Exclusive-Galderma agrees to buy ZO Skin Health for around $1.5 billion, sources say

Exclusive-Galderma agrees to buy ZO Skin Health for around $1.5 billion, sources say

By Abigail Summerville NEW YORK, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Swiss skincare conglomerate Galderma has agreed to buy medical-grade skincare company ZO Skin Health for around $1.5 billion, according to two people familiar with the matter. A deal could be announced in the coming days, the people said.
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Natural grocer Sprouts Farmers Market coming to St. Clair Shores

Natural grocer Sprouts Farmers Market coming to St. Clair Shores

Sprouts Farmers Market is coming to metro Detroit. A St. Clair Shores official confirmed the location in a former Kroger store.
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Capital Group Seeks Finance Lead for Operating Group in Irvine, CA

Capital Group Seeks Finance Lead for Operating Group in Irvine, CA

Capital Group Seeks Finance Lead for Operating Group in Irvine, CA
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Sony Pictures Entertainment Acquires Alamo Drafthouse Cinema

Sony Pictures Entertainment Acquires Alamo Drafthouse Cinema

Sony Pictures Entertainment Acquires Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
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Ross Stores enters a new market as customers hunt for low prices

Ross Stores enters a new market as customers hunt for low prices

Ross Stores’ latest move marks a first for the company as it continues to pursue growth.
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92-year-old RaceTrac convenience store chain expands into new major market

92-year-old RaceTrac convenience store chain expands into new major market

The convenience store gas station chain has purchased land to build more stores in Ohio.
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2 Tennessee ZIP codes among hottest in the U.S., report finds

2 Tennessee ZIP codes among hottest in the U.S., report finds

A new report by MovingPlace identifies the hottest U.S. ZIP codes, with Nashville and Centerville making the list for August.
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Exclusive-US Justice Department threatens California over alleged noncitizen voters, letter shows

Exclusive-US Justice Department threatens California over alleged noncitizen voters, letter shows

By Jacob Bogage and Andrew Goudsward WASHINGTON, Oct 13 (Reuters) - The US Justice Department on Tuesday gave California officials 48 hours to review a list of alleged noncitizen voters or face legal action, according to a letter reviewed by Reuters - part of an unprecedented effort to find evidence
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Sean Payton expresses faith in Bo Nix despite early season struggles

Sean Payton expresses faith in Bo Nix despite early season struggles

Bo Nix hasn’t made the year three jump fans had hoped for, but Head Coach Sean Payton remains confident his quarterback will turn things around.
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Anthropic says new safeguards sharply reduce AI distillation attacks

Anthropic says new safeguards sharply reduce AI distillation attacks

Oct 12 (Reuters) - Anthropic said on Monday new measures designed to prevent rivals from copying the capabilities of its Claude AI models have reduced data harvested in so-called distillation attacks by about 90% to 99%.
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Dolly Parton honors 30 music teachers in one of her final messages

Dolly Parton honors 30 music teachers in one of her final messages

The CMA Foundation celebrated a decade of honoring educators, including three Middle Tennessee teachers who shared how music shapes students' lives.
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California Prison Officials Claim Tory Lanez Assumed Risk in $100 Million Stabbing Lawsuit

California Prison Officials Claim Tory Lanez Assumed Risk in $100 Million Stabbing Lawsuit

California prison officials are arguing that rapper Tory Lanez, whose legal name is Daystar Peterson, accepted the risks associated with his housing classification and assignment, thereby contributing to the jail stabbing he suffered in May of last year. This defense was presented in an October 7 court filing by the California attorney general’s office on behalf of T. Valdez, the acting warden at California Correctional Institution in Tehachapi, who is a defendant in Lanez's $100 million lawsuit. The filing claims Lanez "consented to his prison housing classification and assignment and assumed any risk alleged to be associated with that housing." However, the court document does not specify what Lanez agreed to, when he agreed to it, or the details of the housing arrangement. Lanez is currently serving a ten-year sentence for shooting Megan Thee Stallion and was moved to California Men’s Colony after the stabbing incident.