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The Vanishing Bitcoin Bid: Where Are the ETF Billions Going?

CryptoPotato 02 Jul 2026
US spot Bitcoin ETFs continued to see money leaving the funds on June 30, as investors pulled out $223 million – for the last nine days in a row ... Sun described the trend as a “capital reallocation within risk assets ... The Strategy Crisis.
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Opinion: The vanishing middle

Idaho State Journal 01 Jul 2026
No, this is not — I repeat — not about physical body shape woes. Banish that thought. It is about a different kind of vanishing middle in our society ... .
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The vanishing middle: What three retail brand closures in a week tell us (RMIT - Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology)

Public Technologies 22 Jun 2026
) Over the past week alone, three legacy Australian retail brands announced permanent closures ... An RMIT expert explains that these were not failing businesses that lost relevance overnight, but reflect a wider shift in the mid-market retail sector.
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The vanishing of Nicolás Maduro: how the former dictator is being erased from Venezuela

The Guardian 10 Jun 2026
Billboards are being painted over and former allies seem eager to forget the man they once ...
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The Vanishing Cadres: Mamata Banerjee's Biggest Challenge May Not Be BJP

News18 01 Jun 2026
In Bengal, local political ecosystems are built around access to power & convenience. When the perception of power changes, behaviour changes much faster than electoral statistics ....
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Sunny Hannum: The case of the vanishing worker

The Capital Journal 28 May 2026
The question that has been plaguing us ever since covid was “where have all the workers gone?”. It appears that the case of the “vanishing worker” can be traced back as a trend that goes back more than ten years ... The U.S.
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Cannes 2026: Glamour, sheer excruciation and the vanishing Irish-shot film Bucking Fastard

The Irish Times 13 May 2026
As ever, the opening ceremony of this year’s Cannes film festival, on Tuesday, was a confusion of glamour, weirdness and sheer excruciation. Its host, the actor Eye Haïdara, began with one of the passionate “odes to cinema” that Cannes so loves.
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British Museum funds research on Kashmir’s last houseboat makers and the vanishing craft

The Hindu 02 May 2026
As Kashmir’s houseboat craft fades after decades of restrictions, a British Museum project captures its last remaining artisans ....
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