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Godzilla Dominates Box Office While Rocketman Ma Open Strong
Godzilla King of the Monsters remains No. 1 at the weekend box office with an estimated 49 million dollars, below expectations and far below 2014's debut. Aladdin drops to second at 42 million. Rocketman opens third with 25 million. Ma the horror thriller leads weekend profits against a 5 million budget with 18.2 million. In other headlines, a private lunch with Warren Buffett in Omaha sells for 4.57 million, a charity auction for Glide Foundation. BERLIN IATA lowers 2019 profit forecast to 28 billion dollars amid rising costs and weak trade, as Boeing 737 Max concerns linger.
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Trump pushes UK to prepare for no deal Brexit
President Donald Trump urges Britain to walk away from EU talks if terms fail. He argues the UK should refuse the 39 billion pound divorce bill and says Nigel Farage could play a negotiating role. Trump also backs Boris Johnson as an excellent leader and promises a strong trade deal after Brexit.
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China says US trade dispute to blame and will not back down
Beijing blames Washington for the trade dispute and vows no retreat on principles while offering few specifics on further steps. China says it will honor commitments if a deal is reached, accuses the US of tariffs and coercion, and warns of possible rare earth and other countermeasures amid the Huawei tensions and broader sanctions.
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