The U.S. Postal Service is auctioning access to its local delivery hubs, allowing shippers to bypass traditional routes for faster service. Success hinges on a bidder's operational capabilities, with agreements set to be finalized in 2026.
Accounting for a quarter of foodservice sales, the humble sandwich is a powerhouse for c-stores. With sales projected to hit $8.6 billion by 2029, operators are innovating with fresh ingredients, strategic variety, and operational savvy to capture more of this lucrative market.
January saw a wave of layoff announcements across the packaging sector, with plastics specialists and diversified giants like International Paper and Dow outlining significant workforce and facility reductions in the coming months, signaling a broader industry realignment.
Israeli military officials present evidence they claim shows Hamas operatives using ambulances and hospitals to move fighters and weapons, raising serious doubts about the disarmament phase of the U.S.-brokered truce.
Coca-Cola announces the discontinuation of Minute Maid's iconic frozen canned juices by early 2026, marking a strategic shift away from a once-dominant format as consumer preferences evolve.
In a speech to parliament, Finland's President Alexander Stubb called for a clear-eyed recognition of changes in U.S. foreign policy, warning that its underlying ideology now conflicts with European values, even as he reaffirmed the alliance's importance.
The brother of Israel's domestic intelligence chief has been detained and will be prosecuted for allegedly smuggling contraband cigarettes into Gaza, an operation authorities say financially benefits Hamas and constitutes treason during wartime.
Two British nationals on tourist visas have been issued 'Leave India' notices after authorities found they had pasted politically charged stickers in a Rajasthan town known for its Israeli backpacker community, violating visa terms.
Even if the Supreme Court strikes down Trump's emergency tariffs, the administration has alternative legal tools ready to impose similar import taxes, potentially leaving businesses and consumers with continued high costs.
A Rome parish priest has ordered the removal of a restored angel fresco bearing the likeness of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, following criticism from church officials and political opponents. The controversial image, which drew crowds away from prayer, has been painted over, reigniting debates over art, politics, and sacred spaces.
A British jury has cleared six activists of aggravated burglary charges stemming from a 2024 raid on an Israeli defense contractor's facility. The verdict, following a high-profile trial, leaves several other charges unresolved and spotlights the legal and political tensions surrounding protests against arms sales to Israel.
A high-speed chase between Greek authorities and a suspected smuggling vessel near the island of Chios ended in a fatal collision, leaving over a dozen migrants dead and reigniting debate over border enforcement tactics in the Mediterranean.
Fulton County, Georgia, has filed a legal challenge against the FBI's recent seizure of 2020 election records, calling the search warrant's execution unlawful and demanding the return of all documents. The move intensifies the legal and political battle over election integrity claims stemming from the last presidential race.
The exit of long-time CFO Matt Skaruppa from language learning app Duolingo marks a leadership shift as the company, under CEO Luis von Ahn, doubles down on expanding its paid user base and enhancing educational efficacy. This move highlights the evolving challenges in the competitive edtech landscape, where balancing user growth with monetization remains a tightrope walk.
Shares of biometric security firm Clear Secure have retreated nearly 8% this month, sparking debate among investors. While the stock remains up significantly over the past year, a deep dive into valuation metrics suggests the recent weakness may have created an attractive entry point for long-term investors.
A 1968 painting by pioneering Saudi artist Safeya Binzagr sold for $1.6 million, anchoring a strong Sotheby's auction in Riyadh that highlights the Kingdom's growing art market amid regional cultural momentum.
Analysts have nudged the fair value estimate for pharmaceutical player Laurus Labs higher by approximately 6%, a move interpreted less as a major revision and more as a reaffirmation of faith in the company's existing growth trajectory.
A product delay at Rigetti Computing and a strategic acquisition by IonQ are highlighting the starkly different execution strategies and risk profiles within the competitive quantum computing sector, forcing investors to reassess valuations.
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions wins new contracts worth approximately $65 million to provide advanced training systems for U.S. and allied military aircraft, highlighting its growing role in cost-effective, high-tech defense simulation.
For the first time in roughly two decades, Taiwan has surpassed mainland China as the largest country weighting in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. The shift, driven by the outperformance of Taiwan's AI-focused tech giants, underscores the immense influence of benchmark providers on global capital allocation and spotlights a significant realignment within emerging markets.
