Global markets and political shifts amid evolving power dynamics
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Google launches Play Pass game subscription service
Google unveils Play Pass a five dollar monthly plan offering access to about 350 games and apps on Android 4.4 and later with a one year introductory two dollar rate. Unlike Apple Arcade the service opens to broad apps with no ads or in app purchases. The move parallels Apple’s release while differing on exclusive titles. Google also announces new opt in terms for voice transcription of Assistant queries stating human reviewers may listen to recordings and clarifying which features require consent.
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Nissan settles fraud charges with SEC over Ghosn payments
Nissan Motor Co and former chairman Carlos Ghosn agreed to pay 15 million and 1 million respectively to settle civil fraud claims over concealing more than 140 million of Ghosn retirement benefits. Greg Kelly faced 100 thousand dollar penalty. Ghosn barred 10 years from public company roles.
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GM strike enters second week with no end in sight
The United Auto Workers strike against General Motors widens into its second week as negotiations continue without a clear resolution. About 49,000 workers walked off on Sept. 16, halting production at 30 plants across nine states, with impacts on Canadian factories and supplier chains.
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Four ways to cover rising college costs beyond aid
A Tribune summary notes 61 percent of students find costs higher than expected per College Ave and Barnes & Noble Insights. It highlights GoFundMe as one option, plus work study, emergency grants at UC Davis, and loan awareness. It stresses grants first and warns loans carry costs.
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