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Issuance of corporate bonds and loans has been robust in recent weeks, showing businesses want to borrow and investors want to lend to them.

In a statement, a government spokesperson said: "We regularly review how standards within the construction sector could be improved, but any action taken must be robust, proportionate and evidence-based."

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American Airlines reported a smaller than expected loss Thursday, pointing to robust travel demand from wealthier customers that has offset weakness among lower-income consumers.

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Third-quarter “results were soundly positive, both on the demand…and margin fronts…indicating that AI infrastructure spending remains robust,” wrote Sakraida.

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Such a protection of Americans’ liberty would be even more robust and enduring if enacted by Congress rather than the executive branch.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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