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Starbucks has pledged to donate profits from its business in Russia to humanitarian efforts in Ukraine

You May Have To Skip Starbucks If You Need A Bathroom Break: Here’s Why

Starbucks issued an open-bathroom policy after two Black men were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks in 2018 after being denied use of the bathroom.

Smithfield To Close Vernon Plant Due To Rising California Costs

Products of Smithfield, acquired by WH Group, the largest pork company in the world, are displayed at a news conference on the company's annual results in Hong Kong, China March 29, 2016.

Smithfield Foods, the largest pork processor in the world, will close its Vernon, California, plant and reduce its hog herd in the West, the company announced Friday.

Elon Musk Debunks CEO's Tweet That He Wants To Buy One America News

Tesla Motors Inc CEO Musk talks about Tesla's new battery swapping program in Hawthorne

Elon Musk took to Twitter on Thursday afternoon to dispel a rumor created by OAN's CEO Robert Herring that Musk asked about purchasing the controversial far-right news network.

Record Inflation Reaches High-Income Americans: What It Means For The Markets And The Fed

U.S. inflation accelerated in May, hitting a 40-year high, and is beginning to reach high-income Americans.

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Exclusive-Russia's State-owned RNRC To Reinsure Russian Oil Shipments, Sources Say

State-controlled Russian National Reinsurance Company (RNRC) is now the main reinsurer of Russian ships, including Sovcomflot's fleet, after Western insurance firms withdrew cover for Russian shipowners, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters.

The MH17 trial has taken on new significance since Russia's late February invasion of Ukraine

'Acquit Me,' Russian MH17 Suspect Tells Dutch Judges

'Acquit me,' Russian MH17 suspect tells Dutch judges

Czech Finance Minister Zbynek Stanjura attends an interview with Reuters in Prague, Czech Republic, June 9, 2022. Picture taken June 9, 2022.

Exclusive-Czech Minister Plans Lower 2023 Deficit To Keep Fiscal Plans On Track

The Czech Republic's finance minister told Reuters he aimed to keep next year's budget deficit target below this year's plan - after a report last week showed a higher gap - to help bring the fiscal gap within EU limits by 2024.

US President Joe Biden is struggling to help ease surging prices hurting American familes and damaging his popularity

US Inflation Skyrockets, Piling Pressure On Biden

US inflation skyrockets, piling pressure on Biden

New Chick-fil-A Summer Menu Addition: When You Can Order This Popular Treat

The sweet treat will be available at restaurants starting on June 13 for a limited time.

Work at the Ugears wooden toy factoy but scars from Russian invasion are still visible

Hit By War, Ukraine Toy Maker Back In Business

Hit by war, Ukraine toy maker back in business

Treadmill Recall: Units Start On Their Own, Posing Hazard

The treadmills were sold online and at stores nationwide including Best Buy and Walmart.

A worker sorts delivery packages in a van outside an Amazon facility in Ahmedabad, India, March 17, 2021. Picture taken March 17, 2021.

Exclusive-Former Amazon India Seller Says Antitrust Raid Illegally Detained Employees

A former top seller for Amazon in India, Cloudtail, has accused India's antitrust agency of illegally detaining its employees during a raid over suspected competition law violations, court documents seen by Reuters show.

‘I Don’t Even Have A Uterus’: Amy Schumer Reacts On Issue Of Tampon Shortage

Procter & Gamble said Amy Schumer's tampon advertisements in 2020 led to an increased demand for the feminine hygiene product.

Bank Of England Set To Raise Rates Again As Inflation Heads For 10%

The Bank of England looks set to raise interest rates next week for the fifth time since December, its steepest run of rate hikes in 25 years, and is likely to keep going in the coming months as inflation heads for double digits.

A person pushes a shopping cart in a supermarket in Manhattan, New York City, U.S., March 28, 2022.

Wall Street Suffers Biggest Weekly Loss Since January After Hot CPI Data

U.S. stocks posted their biggest weekly percentage declines since January and ended sharply lower on the day Friday as a steeper-than-expected rise in U.S.

Wall Street Falls Sharply As Inflation Data Fuels Jitters

All three major U.S. stock indexes were down at least 2% in Friday afternoon trading as a steeper-than-expected rise in U.S.

Analysis-Buy Now Pay Later Business Model Faces Test As Rates Rise

Reduced consumer spending, rising interest rates and trickier credit conditions spell trouble for Buy Now Pay Later lenders, raising the prospect of consolidation in the sector.

Pakistan's textile exports are set to dramatically dip as the vital sector is hobbled by a nationwide energy crisis forcing daily power cuts on factories

Textile Industry Set To Unravel Under Pakistan's Power Crisis

Textile industry set to unravel under Pakistan's power crisis

Damascus International Airport has been closed to flights after an Israeli strike

Syria Halts Damascus Airport Flights After Israeli Strikes

Syria halts Damascus airport flights after Israeli strikes

Jean-Luc Melenchon narrowly missed out on the second round of the April presidential vote but now leads the broad left-wing coalition NUPES

French Left Seeks Comeback Against Macron In Parliamentary Polls

French left seeks comeback against Macron in parliamentary polls

Following the financial global crisis more than a decade ago, the UK taxpayer pumped Â£137 billion ($171 billion) into the country's banks

UK Banks No Longer 'Too Big To Fail': BoE

UK banks no longer 'too big to fail': BoE

A worker at the Liebherr manufacturing company, which produces gear cutting tools, wears a protective mask as he works in the factory a day after its re-opened, as Italy begins a staged end to a nationwide lockdown due to a spread of the coronavirus disea

Italian Industry Output Jump Allays Recession Fears

Italian industrial output was much stronger than expected in April, rising 1.6% from the month before after a 0.2% gain in March, data showed on Friday, boosting growth prospects for the second quarter.

Ericsson Shares Fall On Worries Of Bigger Fine As U.S. SEC Starts Probe

Shares of Ericsson fell 2.5% on Friday as the chance of it suffering a higher fine increased with the U.S.

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam is stepping down at the end of the month

Hong Kong's Status Undermined By Covid Curbs, Leader Says

Hong Kong's status undermined by Covid curbs, leader says

South Korean won, Chinese yuan and Japanese yen notes are seen on U.S. 100 dollar notes in this picture illustration taken in Seoul, South Korea, December 15, 2015.

Japan Edges Closer To Intervention In Yen After Rare Gov't, Cbank Joint Statement

Japan's government and central bank said on Friday they were concerned by recent sharp falls in the yen in a rare joint statement, the strongest warning to date that Tokyo could intervene to support the currency as it plumbs 20-year lows.

European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters building is seen during sunset in Frankfurt, Germany, January 5, 2022.

ECB Sowing Messy 'Some Of What It Takes' Signal: Mike Dolan

The European Central Bank's 'whatever it takes' commitment to bind the euro zone is wearing thin as it tries to 'normalise' monetary policy and give inflation hawks more say in how it goes about it.

Dino Scala confessed to around 40 rapes and assaults he attributed to uncontrollable 'compulsions'

Serial 'Predator' Admits Rapes And Assaults As Trial Opens In France

Serial 'predator' admits rapes and assaults as trial opens in France

Shortly after the May 24 attack on a Texas school that killed 21 people -- including 19 children -- claims that it was a 'false flag' operation began to circulate on Telegram

Old Tricks, New Crises: How US Misinformation Spreads

Old tricks, new crises: how US misinformation spreads

Bayer's Roundup is shown for sale in Encinitas, California, U.S., June 26, 2017.

U.S. Supreme Court Will Soon Decide Whether To Hear Bayer's Weedkiller Case

The U.S. Supreme Court could announce as soon as Monday whether it will hear Bayer's bid to dismiss claims its Roundup weedkiller causes cancer as the company seeks to avoid potentially billions of dollars more in damages and payouts.

The Bank of England has raised UK borrowing costs four times this year to fight inflation

Toxic Cocktail Darkens Outlook For British Pound

Toxic cocktail darkens outlook for British pound

Analysis: Global Investment Banking Faces Tougher Times After Blockbuster Year

A dearth of IPOs, a plunge in stock prices and slowing global economic growth are clouding the outlook for revenue at global investment banks after pandemic spending by governments and central banks fueled a blockbuster 2021.