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UPS and FedEx Grounding MD-11 Planes Following Deadly Kentucky Crash – U.S. News & World Report
UPS and FedEx Grounding MD-11 Planes Following Deadly Kentucky Crash U.S. News & World Reportsource
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US stocks end lower, with Dow off record. Eyes on retail earnings, Fed Chair's speech. – USA Today
U.S. stocks ended lower on Aug. 19, with the blue-chip Dow reaching a record high early with help from home improvement retailer Home Depot and more economists saying they don’t expect Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to signal any imminent rate cuts.Home Depot missed quarterly results estimates but stuck to its full-year outlook. The retailer…
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Hong Kong Food and Beverage Market Opportunities and Outlook – China Briefing
Hong Kong food and beverage market remains a dynamic and competitive hub, driven by tourism recovery, demand for quality and wellness products, and evolving e-commerce channels. Despite strong retail infrastructure and international brand appeal, traditional shopping habits and a concentrated grocery sector shape market dynamics.Hong Kong’s food and beverage (F&B) market remains among the most…
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Top 50 English-language news sites in the world: Half report MoM traffic growth in September – Press Gazette
Fighting for quality news media in the digital age.Press Gazette’s analysis of the 50 biggest English-language news websites in the world, updated monthly.By Press Gazette Just over half (26) of the top 50 biggest English-language news websites in the world saw visits grow in September compared to August 2025, according to the latest Similarweb data.In…
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U.S. consumers bearing more than half the cost of tariffs so far, Goldman Sachs says – NBC News
news AlertsThere are no new alerts at this timeSix months into President Donald Trump’s unprecedented gambit to impose sizable tariffs on imports, U.S. consumers are already shouldering as much as 55% of their costs, according to a new report from Goldman Sachs analysts.And with new tariffs most likely on the way, the cost burden could…
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News Corp reports higher revenue as CEO shares pointed message to AI firms – New York Post
News Corp’s Chief Executive Robert Thomson warned Thursday that artificial intelligence businesses must pay for the data and journalism they use, as the company reported revenue and profit increases in its first quarter.“Creativity and content must not be stolen, but purchased for a reasonable price,” Thomson said in a Thursday statement.“Information and sophisticated data are…
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Lloyds profits plunge 36% as it feels impact of UK car finance scandal | Lloyds Banking Group – The Guardian
Bank’s drop in quarterly earnings comes after it put aside further £800m to cover expected wave of driver claimsLloyds Banking Group profits have been sent plunging by more than a third by the car loans commission scandal, as the lender steels itself for a surge in compensation payouts to drivers.The high street bank took the…
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Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P Jump After U.S. Softens Tone on China – Eurasia Business News
Business, China, economy, Finance, Gold, Markets, StocksBy William Collins, consultant in stock markets – Eurasia Business News, October 13, 2025. Article no 1825The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 587.98 points, or 1.29%, closing at 46,067.58. The S&P 500 rose 102.21 points, or 1.56%, to 6,654.72. The Nasdaq composite gained 490.18 points, or 2.2%, closing at 22,694.61.…
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This European airline ended operations, canceled flights this week – USA Today
Icelandic ultra-low-cost airline Play announced Sept. 28 it was shuttering its operations and canceling all flights.In a brief statement, the airline apologized to its passengers and said they should look for accommodations with other airlines.“We kindly advise you to check flights with other airlines. Some carriers may offer special ‘rescue fares’ considering the circumstances,” the…
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Man catches fire from power bank at Melbourne airport business lounge – BBC
A man has caught fire at Melbourne international airport after a lithium power bank in his pocket ignited, leaving him with burns to his leg and fingers.The man, aged in his 50s, was in the Qantas business lounge on Thursday morning when the overheated power bank burst into flames, filling the exclusive area with smoke…