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Liz Truss stepped down today as the British Prime Minister today after repeated calls for her resignation echoed throughout Britain thanks to economic policies she implemented, which sent the value of the pound plummeting. She spent just 45 days in office, the shortest tenure for a prime minister in the UK's history.
India fined Google $162 million for anticompetitive practices on Android for requiring that manufacturers pre-install the entire google suite on devices.
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