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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 10 July 2018
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	Erdogan Names Son-in-Law as Treasury and Finance Minister Bloomberg Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan named his son-in-law as economy czar in a new administration and removed the last member of an ... Flag as irrelevant
	YouTube Accused of Negligence in BitConnect Fraud Lawsuit CoinDesk Digital media giant YouTube has been named in class action lawsuit tied to the collapse of BitConnect, the cryptocurrency lending platform widely ... Flag as irrelevant
	Asian shares gain after Wall Street rallies in lead-up to earnings season CNBC Markets in Asia gained Tuesday, taking cues from the rally in U.S. stocks as investors temporarily set aside recent trade-related concerns. In Japan ... Flag as irrelevant
	Government halts vaginal mesh surgery in NHS hospitals The Guardian It would effectively suspend the use of vaginal mesh implants in NHS hospitals, which would represent a major victory for campaigners. It follows an ... Flag as irrelevant
	Wimbledon 2018: Karolina Pliskova loses in straight sets to Kiki Bertens BBC Sport Czech seventh seed Karolina Pliskova became the last of the women's top 10 seeds to go out of Wimbledon, beaten in straight sets by Kiki Bertens. Flag as irrelevant
	Consumer Credit in US Jumps in May by Most in Six Months Bloomberg U.S. consumer debt rose in May by the most in six months on more credit-card debt outstanding and non-revolving loans, Federal Reserve figures ... Flag as irrelevant
	Britain's Government Is Collapsing Just in Time for Trump's Visit Vanity Fair Prime Minister Theresa May's government, already in disarray over Britain's separation from the European Union, is falling apart after two of May's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Illegal land clearing in NSW may be accelerating, complaints data suggests The Guardian But the early data is likely to stoke fears that the new system, based on self-assessment by the land owner, is leading to a substantial increase in land ... Flag as irrelevant
	Your travel budget will go the farthest in these international cities CNBC If you've been pining for an epic international vacation but are feeling strapped for cash, look for cities where the U.S. dollar is the strongest. Over half ... Flag as irrelevant

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