(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) - New York, 14 Aug - US newspaper headlines THE NEW YORK TIMES US is said to consider breaking up Google to address search monopoly.

This free streaming service is exploding in popularity, topping Max.

Google debuts AI-powered phones in latest attempt to best the iPhone.

Texas sues GM over collection and selling of driver data.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Mars nears roughly 30 billion dollar deal for Cheez-it and Eggo maker Kellanova.

Kamala Harris's economic team and agenda start to take shape.

Bofa urges bankers to sound alarm on overwork.

UAW files federal labor charges against Trump and Musk.

THE WASHINGTON POST Suspected Iranian hacks are latest round of US election interference.

This oil tycoon brings in millions for Trump, and may set his agenda.

Record-setting heat waves are baking the Arctic region.

Democrats flip social media 'censorship' complaints on Musk, GOP.

LOS ANGELES TIMES Poll: Harris and Walz build huge lead among likely California voters.

Paramount shutters television studio, begins major layoffs ahead of Skydance merger.

Ford, Mazda warn owners to stop driving older vehicles with dangerous Takata air bag inflators.

Trump says Harris stole his idea for exempting tips from tax, but her version beats his.

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