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- Fake job interview scams are becoming more sophisticated, with new warning signs identified [1]. - Trump announced Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff [2]. - Fed's Daly states Americans face high inflation and more rate hikes are likely [3]. - Hassett says a blue wave will not stop AI data center build-out [4]. - Musk has ended the Cybertruck project [5].

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1. Fake job interview scams like the one that hit Binance are getting more sophisticated. Here are the new signs to watch for — CNBC
2. Trump says Stephen Miller to replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff — CNBC
3. Americans are on a 'treadmill of high inflation' and more rate hikes are likely, Fed's Daly says — CNBC
4. Data center double-down: Hassett says blue wave won't stop AI build-out — CNBC
5. Cybertruck’s run comes to an end as Musk kills off pricey pet project — MarketWatch

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