Tesco cuts prices of multiple essential items
Supermarket giant Tesco has cut the prices of certain “essential” food products including pasta and oil amid food inflation concerns.
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Supermarket giant Tesco has cut the prices of certain “essential” food products including pasta and oil amid food inflation concerns.
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The University of Minnesota will be using a $20 million grant to build a new AI Institute that will be used to research climate-smart agriculture and forestry.
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