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US housing starts fall again amid rising costs and weaker single family segment
February data show housing starts at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.16 million, down 8.7 percent from January led by a 17 percent drop in single family construction to the weakest pace since May 2017. Permits slipped 1.6 percent to 1.3 million.
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Medical drone program takes off in Raleigh
A WakeMed WakeMed Raleigh program with Matternet and UPS marks the FAA approved first routine commercial drone flights carrying medical samples between WakeMed facilities. Flights aim to cut transport time for blood and lab specimens, with six trips daily five days a week over a third-mile route.
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Rebecca Venis
EU approves tougher copyright laws to curb online content
The European Parliament backed a sweeping overhaul aiming to hold platforms like YouTube and Google News more legally responsible for user uploads and linked content. Key points include a link tax for article excerpts and broader licensing needs, with rules to take effect in two years after national approvals.
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By Michael Birnbaum
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