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The Assassin(s) opens SGIFF after South Korean calls to pull it
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Miami climbs to No. 1 in Week 8 AP Top 25 after wild Saturday
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American Express plans to cut about 5% of global workforce in AI restructuring
AmEx says the planned cuts and $336 million charge will simplify operations before it automates more internal work with AI.
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