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The Federal Reserve cut rates by a quarter-point this week, but investors grew weary after Chair Jerome Powell cast doubts about whether there would be another rate cut in December.

Zuckerberg remains a bold CEO who thinks the spending is necessary to keep Meta on top in a rapidly shifting landscape, but investors are growing weary of the hit to income.

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But pay-TV providers such as YouTube have pushed back, attempting to draw a line as customers grow weary of ever-increasing monthly bills.

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Trade tensions with the West and economic concerns have made consumers weary, while automakers have also had to contend with a long-running price war among domestic manufacturers as they vie for customers.

A younger generation of Nagas, weary of blockades and extortion, now increasingly seeks peace and economic stability.

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