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Aiming for a faster route to the public markets, some crypto firms hoping to accumulate tokens are opting to merge with small, often struggling, publicly traded companies or special-purpose acquisition companies.

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Coty plans to lean into its higher-end beauty brands as well as its mass-market fragrances, and merge them into a single business unit, according to a company announcement reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.

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Divide Road merged with the Airport Road at the Wrigley Reservoir, which was empty of water.

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Still, the controversy underscores how even commemorations meant to unite Americans have become flashpoints in an era when political branding increasingly merges with national identity.

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From the looks of it, such a merge would not go well.

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