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Swiss voters in a recent country-wide vote, supported a proposal for an additional month of pension each year. This support came despite warnings about potential financial impacts from the government.
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Contrary to recent rumors, Wendy’s has firmly stated that it won’t be implementing surge pricing, a tactic that inflates prices during high-demand periods. The company has been intent on setting