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Beat the Shift Podcast – Pre-Trade Deadline Episode w/ Greg Jewett

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| Beat the Shift
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Créditos sin aval a personas y dudosos para las pymes provocan la mayor mora histórica: de la Argentina a la región

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By Ariel Cohen Verified
| El Cronista Verified
En esta noticia La creciente morosidad de familias y empresas es un problema con el cual el sistema financiero argentino viene lidiando desde fines del año pasado, y que, a pesar de las medidas de los bancos y fintech, no decae en intensidad.
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Tick bites snag Congress’s attention as red meat allergies rise

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| Iola Register Verified
WASHINGTON — Rep. Morgan Griffith would love to eat an all-beef hot dog. But the eight-term Virginia Republican from one of the biggest cattle-producing districts in Congress doesn’t eat red meat — against his will. Griffith is one of the at least 450,000 Americans who have been diagnosed with alpha-gal syndrome, a disease caused by a tick bite that can trigger a life-threatening red meat allergy.
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