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You Might Like � � � You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium Majority of Parents Have Made Financial Sacrifices for Adult Kids | Entrepreneur - Entrepreneur    By Madeline Garfinkle • Apr 13, 2023 Being a parent comes with sacrifice: Time, energy and of course, money. However, that financial support doesn't always stop when children turn 18 or move out of the house. A new survey by Bankrate found that 68% of parents have made or are still making significant financial sacrifices to support their adult children. More than half of parents sacrificed emergency savings for their kids (51%) or failed to reach a financial milestone (55%), and 43% reported sacrificing retirement savings. Continued here Why France is spending 200 million euros to destroy surplus wine - The Week    A fund of 200 million euros was set aside by the French government recently to destroy surplus wine production in the country due to mounting challenges including fall in sales. The decision was taken by the government to support the struggling wine producers in France due to rising marketing fluctuations. Various issues including changes in consumption habits, the cost of living crisis and post Covid pandemic phase has affected the wine production in the country. Major wine producing regions including Bordeaux and Languedoc is struggling to meet the expenses due to the fall in demand. Reportedly, even the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, rise in prices of fuel and food has affected the production. Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � 'We can do it too': Meet Blackswan, the K-pop group with no Korean members | CNN - CNN    Cheers ring out as the four women take to the stage and launch into a synchronized dance routine in front of giant speakers blasting music. Singing in Korean to a crowd in Seoul and adorned in matching chains and studded clothing, they appear every bit the typical K-pop girl group. There's just one difference: None of them are Korean. This is Blackswan, a K-pop group whose members hail from around the world. There is Gabi from Brazil; NVee from the United States; Sriya from India; and Senegal-born Fatou, who now lives in Belgium. Continued here

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