- UK Black Friday weekend online sales hit $5 billion, Adobe Analytics says Reuters
- The shocking amount shoppers are expected to spend this Black Friday and Cyber Monday The Independent
- Households issued £299 alert ahead of Black Friday Daily…
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UK Black Friday weekend online sales hit $5 billion, Adobe Analytics says – Reuters
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‘We’re not going anywhere’: how unionization ‘whirlwind’ set stage for historic Starbucks strike | US unions
2000Thousands of Starbucks baristas are on strike across the US, warning the world’s largest coffee chain to brace for the “longest and biggest” bout of industrial action in its history.
Barely a year after Brian Niccol, the Starbucks CEO,…
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How to build resilient economies and ecosystems in the face of climate change
Innovation clusters, embedded in grassroots solutions and inclusive businesses, can pave the way to true climate resilience.
The Banyan tree and the clusters
The twisting, sprawling Banyan trees have watched over Bengaluru, India, or…
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News Releases | Boeing Newsroom
Boeing: Africa’s Rising Passenger Air Traffic will spur Region’s Fleet to more than Double by 2044
- Growing African demand for airplanes and services fueled by urbanization and growing middle class
- Fleet growth will favor single-aisle…
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Treasury slams haredi conscription bill
The Ministry of Finance Budgets Division says the bill will not reduce the burden on reserve soldiers and will cost the economy tens of billions of shekels annually.
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SoftBank’s Son ‘was crying’ about the firm’s need to sell its Nvidia stake AI Bets
Masayoshi Son, chairman and chief executive officer of SoftBank Group Corp., speaks at the SoftBank World event in Tokyo, Japan, on Wednesday, July 16, 2025. Speaking via teleconference, Son and OpenAI chief Sam Altman argued that advancing…
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Healthcare and tech to drive Asia-Pacific private equity deals amid slower growth: survey
Asia-Pacific private equity managers are more upbeat on the deal outlook, expecting stronger returns and fewer geopolitical risks than their global counterparts, even as deal activity in the region continues to soften, a new survey shows.