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BrewDog's new owner invests £50m and asks for a second chance

The new owner of BrewDog is investing £50m into the Scottish craft brewer and urging customers to give the brand another chance after years of controversy. BrewDog has faced allegations of a toxic workplace culture and the exit of co-founder James Watt, damaging its reputation. The cash injection signals an attempt to rebuild trust and revive growth.

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New York child dies from measles in state’s first fatal case in 30 years

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UK to double permanent residency wait, exempts care workers

The UK plans to double the waiting period for permanent residency, with exemptions for care workers. The change affects migrants’ path to settled status and could have wide implications for immigration and labor policy.

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Reddit challenges Australia's under-16 social media ban in high court

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Australia's central bank raises cash rate for fifth time this year

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