Fragmented OCR hints at a coastal town tale and missing names
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Walmart updates vests and dress code across stores
Walmart will roll out redesigned employee vests this year for 160,971 Texas workers and others nationwide. The lighter fabric uses fabric woven from recycled bottles with color trims and a back sunburst logo. Two vest shapes are offered, with a mock collar option, while shirts remain blue.
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Disneyland Star Wars land opens with crowding under control
Disneyland reports Star Wars Galaxy's Edge has run smoothly after a week, with Kris Theiler stating crowding issues did not materialize. Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run averaged 45-50 minute waits, Rise of the Resistance to open later. Reservations, 45 minute cantina rule, and a future virtual queue aim to ease lines as park expands up to 20 percent.
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FCA Renault merger talks collapse as board postpones vote
DETROIT Renault and FCA announce a halted merger after Renault delays a council vote at a French government request, with FCA withdrawing its offer. The two sides cited political conditions in France, while analysts and unions warn of job impacts and questioning efficiency gains. Renault chair Senard and CEO Bolloré are thanked. Nissan and Mitsubishi involvement noted.
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Stocks Rise On Possible Delay For Tariffs
U S markets gain as Bloomberg reports Mexico seeks more time to negotiate tariffs and investors price in slower growth. Treasuries edge higher amid dovish bets, euro strengthens on Draghi remarks, and a fragile mood persists with a 5 percent tariff still possible. May jobs data eyed for further clarity.
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