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It’s overwhelming to walk into a shop like the 88 Donut Bakery Cafe. The smell of fresh donuts floats like a gorgeous golden lifeholder in the sparkling fat of stir-fry, and will hit you in the car park. And by the time you enter, the aroma will be stronger and the students will expand within the diverse colours of fresh rings and pillows, cakes and yeast. Donuts, fritters, cinnamon flowers and more are depicted at 88 Donut Bakery Cafe in Orlando. (Stephen M. Dowell/Orlando Sentinel) But the owner Kimui Kea is there to guide you. “You can’t make a complete…

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Government investigations show that thousands of children employed in Sweden may have been illegally taken away by biological parents.The Swedish Government Commission recommends halting all international recruitment after an investigation has revealed that there have been decades of illegal recruitment equivalent to child trafficking involving state authorities and adoption agencies.At a press conference in Stockholm, Minister of Social Services, Camilla Walterson Gronborg, spoke to the Swedish Epoch Times on June 2.”There was an unreasonable level of trust in the government of the children recruited in Sweden in their origins.”According to Human Rights Watch Approximately 60,000 people are employed in Sweden.…

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Walt Disney Co. launched another deep layoff, informing hundreds of Disney employees in the US and abroad that work is being eliminated in the increasingly challenging economic environment of traditional television. The entertainment giant, based in Burbank, California, has seen cuts attacking film and television marketing teams, television promotion, casting and development, and corporate finance operations. The move comes just three months after 200 workers, including ABC News in New York and Disney-owned Entertainment Network. At the time, the department said it had cut staff by 6% amid a shrinking television rating and revenue. Disney refused to specify how many…

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Walton County, Fla. (WMBB) – The Walton County Sheriff’s Office responded to a dump truck crash on Tuesday evening, June 3rd. According to a Facebook post from WCSO, the Walton County Sheriff’s Office, Walton County Fire Service, Argyle Volunteer Fire Department and the City of Dellnier Springs fire department responded to the fire at a facility off-site on Sherwood Road, Dellnier Springs. Five people hospitalized after a vehicle was “significantly damaged” in a crash crash in Spring Hill (Credit: Walton County Sheriff’s Office)(Credit: Walton County Sheriff’s Office)(Credit: Walton County Sheriff’s Office)(Credit: Walton County Sheriff’s Office) Upon arrival, authorities discovered that…

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According to ASIC, Choshi has promoted the Hanover issue policy primarily since July 2019, with only one exception for the entire period.The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) has launched a process against insurance comparison service Choosi, denounced misleading consumers.According to ASIC, insurance company Hannover paid the committee, which cost around $61 million between 2019 and 2024, to promote insurance products only.Regulators say during this period Choshi was responsible for selling 4,225 funeral insurance contracts and 9,478 life insurance contracts.The ASIC vice-chairman, Sarah Court, said the enforcement action is intended to protect consumers who try to find the best insurance…

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By Ken Sweet NEW YORK (AP) — The Federal Reserve said Tuesday that Wells Fargo is no longer subject to the harsh suppression the Fed put on banks in 2018 due to its toxic sales and banking culture. It was a victory for Wells Fargo, and it has spent nearly a decade trying to convince the public and policymakers that it changed the way it was. “We are a much stronger company today because of the work we did,” Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf said in a statement. Scharf also announced that each of Wells Fargo’s 215,000 employees will be…

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President Donald Trump’s acting director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency told staff he was unaware that the US had a hurricane season, but authorities insisted he was just kidding.David Richardson, who has no experience in disaster management before, told the All-Hand Conference at the country’s leading disaster response agencies on Monday that he had no idea there would be a hurricane season that starts on June 1 and runs until November 30th.A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security pushed back the news accounts in Richardson’s statement, calling it a “meaning attempt to misframe jokes as policy.”David Richardson (Tia…

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The Trump administration wants to see plans to remove non-tariff trade barriers and promise to buy U.S. factories and produce.US trade officials have sent “friendly reminders” that trade negotiation deadlines are due, said Karoline Leavitt, White House press director.Leavitt confirmed a report from Reuters at a press conference on June 3rd.A Reuters report released Tuesday morning said that countries engaged in trade negotiations with the US would require that by June 4th they send “best offers” to “accelerate” their “best offers.” A copy of the draft letter seen by Reuters said the US wanted to see plans to improve trade…

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TALHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) – Tampa Bay leaders will return to Capitol in Tallahassee and finish the state budget to finish what they started. Lawmakers said there is mixed sentiment heading towards this week, and there is uncertainty about what’s in and what’s coming out as they fight for local priorities and assignments. So, what is being discussed? House and Senate leaders have reached agreements that include repeated revenue cuts of $2.25 billion. It also includes state debt reductions and permanent sales tax exemptions for Florida families, but also removes corporate rental taxes. “I think they split that,” said Sen. Jay…

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Paul Wiseman, AP Economics Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – US job offers rose unexpectedly in April, indicating that the labour market remains resilient in the face of uncertainty caused by President Donald Trump’s trade war. The Labor Bureau reported Tuesday that employers recorded 7.4 million jobs, rising from 7.2 million in March to 7.4 million. The economists were hoping that the opening would float to 7.1 million people. However, the number of Americans quit their jobs — signs of confidence in their outlook — fell, and layoffs checked higher. Another indication is that the employment market has cooled down from the…

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