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Forget the likes of Gary, Steve or Dave – Muhammad is now officially the go-to name for working class boys, analysis shows. Last year approximately 1.9% of all boys born in England and Wales were ...

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NEW YORK (PIX11) — Telecommunications company AT&T has agreed to a $177 million settlement in connection with two data breaches in 2024 that allegedly compromised sensitive information of customers.

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Telecommunications company AT&T has agreed to a $177 million settlement in connection with two data breaches in 2024 that allegedly compromised sensitive information of customers.

Considering the middle-class is shrinking and more people are struggling financially, it's not surprising that research, insights, and patterns about the working-class are becoming more prevalent.