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Unlike relative sea-level rise that’s driven more gradually by climate change, a rise resulting from a major earthquake “will happen within minutes, leaving no time for adaptation or mitigation.”

A report by Freedom House's China Dissent Monitor claims that protests driven by financial grievances saw a steep increase in the last few months.

Trump's tariff plans have driven a stock market sell-off and raised fears of economic recession.

Thirty-three years ago they were all hungry, driven, talented teenagers with the desire to reach the top.

The private equity firm’s focus on investing in Latino brands, Greif said, is driven in part by the nation’s large and fast-growing Latino population.