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Executives pushed back against analyst concerns over the cost of IT modernization and ERP upgrades during a Monday earnings ...

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Type 2 diabetes involves having too much blood glucose. This happens when the body doesn't produce enough insulin or does not respond to insulin as it should. This is known as insulin resistance.

On the campaign trail and since his reelection, he has pledged to boost fossil fuel exploitation, cancel tax credits for electric vehicles and clean energy projects, unravel environmental ...