The squatters in Gordon Ramsay's London restaurant are likely to get kicked out, but the process is a pain, lawyers say

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Gordon Ramsay in April 2024, and a notice posted by a group occupying one of his London restaurants.

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The top 4 ways big corporations are fueling global wealth inequality: report

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Occupy Wall Street protesters in 2011.

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It's never been harder to build wealth. Blame high interest rates and the US housing market.

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The housing market has been pushed out of reach for some Americans by sky-high mortgage rates.
The housing market has been pushed out of reach for some Americans by sky-high mortgage rates.

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Most American men see their earnings plateau after 35 — but not the top 2%, says an economist

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Most American men see their earnings plateau after 35 — but not the top 2%, says an economist

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Baby boomers are big winners from the Fed's policies - but younger generations are 'screwed,' market veteran says

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Baby boomers are the big winners from the Fed's policies, Larry McDonald says.

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Peru's 'Wall of Shame' is coming down after 40 years

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After a four-year legal battle, demolition began this week on Peru's "Wall of Shame" between rich and poor neighborhoods. On one side are multimillion-dollar mansions with swimming pools. On the other are crowded slums where residents have had to build up the hillside.

 

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