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Nationwide Bank Strike Deferred After Last-Minute Talks With Unions
The three-day nationwide bank strike set for September 28-30 has been called off after successful negotiations.
By Daniel Okafor
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Starbucks to Close 250 North American Stores in Strategic Adjustment
16 sources · over 3 daysMcDonald's Unveils $8.5 Billion Global Plan to Modernize Its Restaurants
16 sources · over 5 daysUS 10- and 30-Year Treasury Yields Hit Highest Since 2004
20 sources · over 6 daysNew York Attorney General Sues Polymarket for Alleged Unlicensed Gambling
14 sources · over 3 daysUS Considers 90-Day Diesel Export Ban as Fuel Prices Hit Records
26 sources · over 6 daysUS 30-Year Mortgage Rates Surge Past 7 Percent for First Time Since 2024
13 sources · over 2 daysGerman Economic Institutes Double 2026 Growth Forecast After Years of Weakness
8 sources · over 3 daysNational Stock Exchange of India Debuts on BSE and MSEI After Record IPO
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Starbucks to Close 250 North American Stores in Strategic Adjustment
Starbucks is shutting down about 1 percent of its cafes across the US and Canada this week, signaling a shift in its business approach.
16 sources · over 3 days
McDonald's Unveils $8.5 Billion Global Plan to Modernize Its Restaurants
Facing falling sales and a sharp drop in its stock price, McDonald's is investing $8.5 billion over the next decade to upgrade restaurants, menus, and technology across its global network.
16 sources · over 5 days
US 10- and 30-Year Treasury Yields Hit Highest Since 2004
US Treasury yields surged to new multi-decade highs, with the 10-year at 5.1 percent and the 30-year above 5.5 percent.
20 sources · over 6 days
New York Attorney General Sues Polymarket for Alleged Unlicensed Gambling
New York's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against Polymarket, accusing the prediction market of operating illegally without a gambling license in the state.
14 sources · over 3 days
US Considers 90-Day Diesel Export Ban as Fuel Prices Hit Records
The US government is weighing a temporary diesel export ban to address soaring fuel prices, raising concerns about potential economic and international impacts.
26 sources · over 6 days
US 30-Year Mortgage Rates Surge Past 7 Percent for First Time Since 2024
A jump in US mortgage rates to a two-year high could deepen the housing market slowdown, with affordability and borrowing costs under fresh pressure from inflation and geopolitical turmoil.
13 sources · over 2 days
German Economic Institutes Double 2026 Growth Forecast After Years of Weakness
Germany's leading economic institutes have sharply raised their 2026 growth forecast, signaling a possible turning point after a prolonged economic slump and aligning with improved international expectations.
8 sources · over 3 days
National Stock Exchange of India Debuts on BSE and MSEI After Record IPO
The National Stock Exchange of India became a listed company after a $2.4 billion IPO, marking a major shift in India's financial sector.
8 sources · over 3 days
Italy Confirms 3.1% Deficit for 2025, Stays Under EU Fiscal Oversight
Italy's public deficit for 2025 has been confirmed at 3.1 percent, meaning the country will remain under the European Union's corrective measures for another year.
8 sources · over 4 days
DoorDash to Pay $131.5 Million in NYC Worker Settlement
DoorDash agreed to pay $131.5 million to settle claims it underpaid over 260,000 New York City delivery workers.
20 sources · over 2 days
Record Diesel Prices Hit US Amid Iran Conflict and Global Supply Shocks
Diesel prices in the United States have soared above $6.50 per gallon, driven by the Iran war and global supply disruptions, straining the economy and prompting calls for drastic policy action.
32 sources · over 7 days
Saudi Arabia Restarts Pipeline, Oil Exports to Europe Set to Resume
Saudi Arabia has restarted its key pipeline and plans to resume crude shipments, easing global supply concerns after the attack.
24 sources · over 8 days