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- Global stocks fell amid AI-related market panic following Democratic midterm gains [1]. - Reports highlight severe injuries in India’s textile recycling sector [2]. - M&S launched a controversial topless “shredded Santa” Christmas ad competing with John Lewis [3]. - Coverage features upside-down homes for sale in England [4]. - Cop31 is expected to reveal conflicts tied to global fossil fuel reliance [5].
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- Global stocks tumble as AI panic grips markets after Democrats’ midterm success – business live — Guardian Business
- ‘Every day, someone loses a hand or a leg’: the brutal reality of India’s textile recycling industry — Guardian Business
- M&S takes on John Lewis in Christmas ad battle with topless ‘shredded Santa’ — Guardian Business
- Upside-down homes for sale in England – in pictures — Guardian Business
- Cop31 will expose the conflicts and contradictions of the world’s fossil fuel reliance — Guardian Business
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