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Denunciante de Facebook hablará con el comité que investiga la insurrección en el Capitolio del 6 de enero

olivertapia (CNN Business) — La denunciante de Facebook que publicó miles de documentos que, afirma ella, muestran que la compañía sabe que sus plataformas se utilizan para difundir odio, violencia y desinformación, se reunirá con el comité selecto de la Cámara de Representantes que investiga los disturbios del 6 de enero en el Capitolio de

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Gavi

Teenager Gavi, 17, becomes Spain’s youngest international after remarkable debut as Italy’s 37-game unbeaten streak comes to an end

By Ben Church, CNN In recent years, Spain has produced some of the world’s best footballers and it looks like there’s another star emerging. At just 17 years and 62 days, midfielder Gavi became the country’s youngest ever international player when he made his debut against Italy in the UEFA Nations League on Wednesday. The

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India's richest man is bringing 7-Eleven to the country

India’s $99 billion man is opening the country’s first 7-Eleven

By Michelle Toh, CNN Business India’s richest man is bringing 7-Eleven to the country, adding the convenience store chain to a sprawling business empire that spans energy, chemicals, retail and telecommunications. Reliance Retail, the commerce arm of Mukesh Ambani’s conglomerate, announced Thursday that it will open India’s first 7-Eleven stores, just days after the quick-service

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In a new study on player burnout released by players' union FIFPro

Footballers are playing an ‘obscene’ amount of games. Will a World Cup every two years make it worse?

By Matias Grez, CNN Not long after his transfer from Sporting to Manchester United, it quickly became apparent that Bruno Fernandes was the Premier League club’s most influential player. In a new study on player burnout released by players’ union FIFPro, which represents more then 65,000 footballers worldwide, it found that the Portuguese star —

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The total cost of the war in Afghanistan

Hundreds of billions were spent by the US in Afghanistan. Here are 10 of the starkest examples of ‘waste, fraud and abuse’

By Nick Paton Walsh, CNN Half a billion dollars of aircraft that flew for about a year. A huge $85 million hotel that never opened, and sits in disrepair. Camouflage uniforms for the Afghan army whose fancy pattern would cost an extra $28 million. A healthcare facility listed as located in the Mediterranean Sea. These

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