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Chinese Home Furnishing Firms Shift Focus to County-Level Markets
Beijing, September 9 — The story begins with Chinese home‑furnishing enterprises turning their gaze away from the crowded…
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UK Commercial Property REITs Attract US Investors, Here’s How They Work
LONDON, August 8 — Real estate investment trusts are having a moment in the UK, and American money…
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New Homeowners Face Repair Bills and Rising Ownership Costs, Surveys Find
Washington, September 9 — Repair and remodeling costs for U.S. homes rose at their fastest pace in two…
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Iran Hits at Ships Near Hormuz and Oil Crosses $100
SINGAPORE, Sept. 9 — Asian stock markets traded mixed on Monday, September 7, following broadly negative cues from…
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The Earnings Boom Is Real, and Smaller Than the Headline Says
NEW YORK, September 8 — S&P 500 companies closed out the second-quarter earnings season with analysts lifting earnings-per-share…
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Solo Travelers Save About 30% on Airfare Compared to Groups This Summer
NEW YORK, Sept. 8 — Solo travelers booking summer flights are finding a significant price advantage over groups,…
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Nikkei Plunges 1,130 Points as Yen Surge Hits Exporters
TOKYO, Sept. 8 — A violent swing in the yen tore through Japanese equities on Monday, with the…
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Global Shares Mixed as Chipmaker Stocks Rally in Tokyo and Seoul
TOKYO, Sept. 8 — Asia’s tech-heavy markets led global gains on Monday, with Japan’s Nikkei 225 climbing 2.1%…
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Nucor Rides the Tariff Trade to a 50 Percent Gain, and a Stretch Valuation
NEW YORK, September 2 — Nucor’s stock is up more than 50% in 2026, and MarketBeat’s August 26…
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Two Cabins Open, a Village Grows for Guernsey’s Young People
ST. PETER PORT, July 7 — The next phase of Le Murier’s Village is moving forward, with work…
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China’s $10.8B Pinglu Canal Opens, Cutting Shipping From Two Days to Two Hours
Nanning, September 8 — China is set to open the Pinglu Canal, a 134-kilometer waterway linking Nanning, the…
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Chinese Competition Eats at Germany’s Industrial Edge As Exports Slide
Moosburg, August 25 — German companies are under mounting pressure to adapt as China challenges them in their…
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Traveler Books Cheap Flight, Finds Bus at Boarding Gate
SCRANTON, Pa., September 7 — It began, as so many travel stories do, with a bargain. A woman…
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San Diego County Approves $300K Grant for Small Business Loans
San Diego — $300,000. That’s the figure that matters for East County small businesses after the San Diego…
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Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Faces Affordability Challenges Nationwide
PORTLAND, Ore., July 4 — On any given night, thousands of people sleep on the streets here. They…
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Tesla Drops 6% on a Cybercab Show Light on Specifics
BURBANK, Calif., Sept. 5 — Tesla took the wraps off its long-awaited robotaxi, the Cybercab, at a polished…
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Lululemon Athletica Inc. Announces Second Quarter Fiscal 2026 Results
VANCOUVER, September 6 — lululemon athletica’s second-quarter numbers showed a decline, and the company’s own guidance suggests the…
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Fed Official Warsh Says Higher Rate Hike Likely Amid Treasury Yield Pressures
Warsh warns of sticky inflation and higher Treasury yields Jackson Hole, August 25 — Former Federal Reserve Governor…
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NZ Trade Terms Plunge On 79 Percent Fuel Import Price Surge
WELLINGTON, Sept 6 — New Zealand’s terms of trade suffered their steepest quarterly deterioration in over a decade…
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Guardian Editorial Blames Broken Growth Model for London Stock Exchange Decline
LONDON, September 5 — The London Stock Exchange has shed roughly 40% of its listed companies over the…
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Europe to Thailand: Why Flights Are So Expensive
BANGKOK, September 5 Flights from Europe to Thailand have seen a sharp increase in cost in 2026, with…
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Airfares Are at Record Highs. Here’s How to Find Affordable Flights
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 — Airfares in the United States remain at record highs, with average fares in July…
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Canada Sheds 42,000 Jobs as Strong U.S. Payrolls Push Stocks Lower
TORONTO, September 5 — Markets in Canada and the United States fell on Friday following the release of…
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Central Banks Led by China, Poland Keep Buying Gold in July
LONDON, Sept. 5 — Central banks kept buying gold in July, but the pace is cooling. Net reported…
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