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• AccuWeather Estimates Damage and Economic Loss from Milton at $160B to $180B
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• GSK to Settle 80,000 Zantac Cases for Up to $2.2 Billion
• Doan Group Launches Franchise Serving New York and New Jersey
• Hurricane Milton Could Cost Insurers $60B, Raise Reinsurance Rates, RBC Says
• Unlicensed Work Does Not Void Contract With Condos, Florida Appeals Court Says
• J&J’s Court-Shopping Strategy Pits New Jersey Home Against Texas
• Afghan Citizen Planned Terrorist Attacks on Election Day
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• Marriott Makes $52M Settlement with 50 State AGs over Data Breach
• FTX Cleared to Repay Billions in Settlements After Bankruptcy Plan OK
• Hurricane Milton Is About to End Tampa’s Century of Good Luck
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