HuffPost Tracks Amazon’s Weekend Markdowns — Notable Deals Span Home, Tech and Personal Care
Retail trackers flag steep discounts on air purifiers, Oura rings, Shark vacuums and more during a broad Amazon sale this weekend
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U.S. Government Sues Uber, Alleging Widespread Discrimination Against Riders with Disabilities
Justice Department seeks $125 million, saying drivers routinely refuse service to passengers with service animals and impose illegal fees
Helix Midnight Luxe Tops New York Post’s 2025 Mattress Rankings as Hybrids and Cooling Tech Lead Market
New York Post tested 10 mattress brands across sleepers and needs, highlighting hybrid, cooling and organic options alongside expert guidance on firmness, lifespan and buying pitfalls
Handheld Steam Cleaner Drops Below $30 for Prime Shoppers, Promises Faster, Chemical-Free Cleaning
The Steamify pressurized handheld unit — with a 12-piece accessory set and 230-degree steam — is on sale on Amazon amid strong user reviews
Reeves criticises Russia's 'stagnating' economy as UK growth falters
Chancellor's remarks come as UK GDP stagnates and forecasters warn of widening deficits; Russia cuts interest rate amid slower growth
Australian travel firm linked to £1.6bn of Home Office migrant contracts amid Epping hotel protests
Corporate Travel Management, led by Jamie Pherous, made more than £100m profit in the UK in two years to 2024 and has been contracted to manage accommodation and transport for asylum seekers
AstraZeneca pauses £200m Cambridge expansion, dealing fresh blow to UK life sciences
Company says Cambridge project is 'paused' as pharmaceutical output falls and industry warns Britain risks becoming 'uninvestable'
U.S. Justice Department sues Uber, alleging discrimination against passengers with disabilities
Federal complaint says drivers routinely deny service to riders with service animals, impose improper fees and leave disabled passengers stranded; DOJ seeks $125 million
Australian tycoon’s firm profiting from UK Home Office asylum contracts amid Epping hotel controversy
Corporate Travel Management has booked dozens of hotels for asylum seekers and reported more than £100m profit in the UK while one contracted site in Epping has sparked protests