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h4 Euro businesses flummoxed by Scope 3 emissions
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h4 NASA's inbox goes orbital after email mishap spams entire space industry
h4 Feds charge three over Molotov attacks on Tesla sites in multiple states
h4 No big changes to UK broadband regs, despite no real competition for BT
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h4 Microsoft previews new XML format for Visual Studio solutions – but replacing a longstanding format is a messy business
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