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US gasoline prices fall to multiyear lows amid low demand

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By Jordan Daniel, Hunter Marrow Verified, Marcus Still, Carlos Castillo, Julia Martinez
| S&P Global Verified
Benchmark US gasoline outright prices have slid to or near multi-year lows in recent days as storage continues to swell and demand remains relatively tepid. Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, assessed US Gulf Coast benchmark Unleaded 87 (M grade) 4.60 cents lower at $1.8056/gal on Dec. 8, just days after hitting a near two-year low of $1.7921/gal on Dec. 4. Similarly, benchmark CBOB 87 (A grade) gasoline on the USGC saw its outright price assessed near five-year lows on Dec. 8 at $1.6741/gal.
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The Legendary Legacy of Serena Williams in Women's Tennis

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By Max Jordan, Julia Martinez, Kelly Bowman, Mia Robertson
| Gigwise Verified
Serena Williams stands as a paragon of excellence in the sport of tennis, her powerful style of play forever transforming the landscape of women’s tennis. Born in 1981 in Saginaw, Michigan, Serena embarked on her journey to greatness from a young age, guided by her father, Richard Williams, who recognized her prodigious talent early on.
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Chinese Business in Samoa before World War II

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By Julia Martinez, Renzhe Zhang
| University of Wollongong
chapter posted on 2025-01-10, 04:26 authored by Julia MartínezJulia Martínez, Renzhe Zhang The legacy of Chinese traders in the early Samoan economy is well known in Samoan history. Today, many families celebrate the memory of their Chinese heritage and the varied family businesses established over the last century. Even so, Chinese economic success throughout the colonial era required constant negotiation with often antagonistic authorities.
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