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WorkWorkThis $4 Billion Mall Deal Could Hit Retailers With Higher Rents - Inc Though deal-making by mighty financial companies regularly generate national headlines, Wall Street news rarely effects Main Street businesses in a direct, immediate way. A major real estate acquisition this week by New York-based assets management giant Blackstone may have some significant consequences for owners of small grocery stores, independent pharmacies, and other retailers doing business in urban strip malls, in the unwelcome form of higher rents.
WorkFollowing Trumps victory, some women consider swearing off menOur mission could not be more clear and more necessary: We have a duty to explain what just happened, and why, and what it means for you. We need clear-eyed journalism that helps you understand what really matters. Reporting that brings clarity in increasingly chaotic times. Reporting that is driven by truth, not by what people in power want you to believe. WorkEuropes economy faces sink-or-swim moment as Trump returns - WSJ Wall Streets verdict is clear: A second Trump presidency is likely to deliver a blow to an export-dependent European Union that is struggling with sclerotic economic growth and ever-multiplying political crises. Whether it will finally spark some change is the question for patient investors.
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WorkUK, US carry out air strikes on Yemen, including SanaaThe United States and the United Kingdom have launched air strikes in Yemen, including the capital, Sanaa, a television station run by the Houthi rebel group has reported, with the Pentagon saying it targeted advanced weapons storage facilities in the raids. WorkWhy luxury cheese is being targeted by black market criminalsWhen dairy farmer Patrick Holden sat down at his kitchen table to read his emails one day in July, he couldn?t believe his luck. A buyer, who claimed to represent a French supermarket chain, wanted to buy 22 tonnes of Hafod, his specialist cheddar.
WorkForeign firms pull more money from China?s slowing economyBEIJING ? Foreign companies pulled more money from China last quarter, a sign that some investors are still pessimistic even as Beijing rolls out stimulus measures aimed at stabilising growth. China?s direct investment liabilities in its balance of payments dropped US$8.1 billion (S$10. Work WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkThe Biggest Obstacles to Innovation in Large CompaniesIt turns out that the word ?innovation? is not a Harry Potter-esque magical incantation that, once spoken, renders companies more inventive, creative, and entrepreneurial. The word can be uttered by a CEO speaking to employees or Wall Street analysts. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkTaurid Meteor Shower 2024: Where, when and how to see itSky watchers are looking forward to the next meteor shower, the Northern Taurids, which are set to peak on 11-12 November. The meteors can be seen from virtually anywhere on Earth but sightings will be affected by the phase of the Moon, and the weather conditions. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkSteve Bannon warns of "war" and "blitzkrieg" in Senate over judgesSteve Bannon believes Americans are "about to see a war in the Senate," telling Newsweek on Saturday that some Democrats in the upper chamber "want to have an actual Blitzkrieg of federal judges approved," prior to President-elect Donald Trump taking office in January. WorkThe 'What Ifs' That Will Haunt Biden's LegacyAlthough the President of the United States is the most scrutinized person on the planet, myopia invariably sets in as we assess them in real time. Often our impressions are dominated by the caricatures were served up in the mediaa bumbling Gerald Ford, hapless Jimmy Carter, intellectually feeble Ronald Reagan, inept George W. Bush, or doddering Grandpa Joe Biden. WorkWorkTSMC Pauses Chip Shipments to Chinese Customers It has blocked American companies like Nvidia from selling powerful A.I. chips in China and urged Japanese and Dutch firms to stop selling to China the specialized machines used to manufacture the chips. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkRepublicans on the verge of clinching control of the US HouseRepublican senators will decide next week who will serve as the party’s leader in the Senate in 2025, with John Thune, John Cornyn and Rick Scott vying for the job. On Saturday, Senators Bill Hagerty and Rand Paul endorsed Scott over the more senior Thune and Cornyn, who have been viewed as favorites. WorkForeign Firms Pull More Money From China's Slowing EconomyChinese companies such as BYD Co. have been rapidly increasing their overseas footprint to secure raw materials and build up production capacity in foreign markets. That trend is likely to continue and expand, as more countries put tariffs on some Chinese exports such as steel and the US threatens to impose punitive tariffs on all Chinese goods. WorkWork50,000 Russian and North Korean Troops Mass Ahead of Attack, U.S. SaysSome U.S. military and intelligence officials have grown more pessimistic about Ukraine’s overall prospects, noting that Russia has steadily gained ground, both in Kursk and in eastern Ukraine. Officials say the setbacks are partly a result of Ukraine’s failure to solve critical shortfalls in troop strength. WorkUnions Bet Big on Harris. Now They're Bracing for Consequences.Unions poured nearly $43 million into the Harris campaign, according to Open Secrets, but that understates the resources they put into phone banks, canvassing operations, education and persuasion efforts with their members and outreach to nonunion working-class households. |
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