Renewed investor confidence, driven by macroeconomic stability and strong consumer demand, have triggered an unprecedented surge in the consumer goods index as the sector delivered nearly 100 per cent ...
U.S. stock futures were subdued on Tuesday, with traders assessing concerns over the ongoing U.S. government shutdown, which has partly overshadowed still-soaring enthusiasm around artificial ...
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ICE deported about 350,000 people during the 2025 fiscal year, which ended September 30—the highest mark in a decade, but well below Trump’s goal.
An island charity is urging Bermuda to collaborate with a Hawaiian non-profit organisation working to convince islands and countries around the world to commit to 100 per cent renewable energy ...
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Shares of Opendoor Technologies have rocketed higher, thanks, in part, to a new CEO who's making bold promises.
Cost of goods sold (COGS) is more than an accounting term—it's a critical metric that directly measures your business's production costs and impacts your ...
Grocery prices’ month-over-month increase in August were the highest they’ve been in the three years. And relief doesn’t appear to be on the horizon, according to one food economist. The reasons might ...