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The months-long delay in restoring elevator service at the GCIC building in Hagåtña stems from unaddressed structural issues, not failures by contractors, according to Oceania Elevator Company.

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Experienced sprinter Akani Simbine says he is pleased to be finding form again on the eve of the World Championships, after grabbing the runner-up spot in the men’s 100m dash at the Diamond League ...

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Riding out tariff turmoil takes more than watching the balance sheet. I took a few economics courses in college, but I’m no Adam Smith. And I have predicted the future reasonably accurately, but no ...