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August 18, 2026|14:40

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US faces $3.4bn economic drain, 40,000 job losses

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US State Department to close consulates in Canada, Japan and Indonesia, sources say

….as global talent shifts The United States (US) may experience $3.4 billion drain from its economy, with 40,000 American jobs

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