Kroger Upbeat For 2022 As Grocery Demand, Online Deliveries Power Sales
Kroger Co forecast annual same-store sales and profit above market expectations on Thursday, encouraged by strong demand for its pick-up and delivery services and sustained home-cooking trends.
Kroger's Digital Push To Drive 2022 Sales, Profit Higher; Shares Jump
Kroger Co forecast annual same-store sales and profit above market expectations, encouraged by strong demand for its pick-up and delivery services as well as sustained home-cooking trends, sending its shares to a record high on Thursday.
Palladium Scales 7-month Peak, Gold Firms As Ukraine Crisis Rages On
Palladium raced to an over seven-month peak on Thursday in a rally sparked by concerns over supply from top producer Russia, while a relatively less hawkish Federal Reserve and safe-haven demand due to the Ukraine crisis boosted gold prices.
Saudi Crown Prince Says He Does Not Care If Biden Misunderstands Him - The Atlantic
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman said he does not care whether U.S.
Explainer-Russian Banks Isolated, UK Cuts Insurance Ties With Moscow
Britain will ban Russian companies from London's multi-billion dollar aviation and space insurance market, the latest restrictions Western allies are imposing to isolate Russia from international financial markets.
Australian Woman Wins Push For Consent Education
After a year of crusading for age-appropriate consent education in every Australian school, Chanel Contos has nearly achieved her goal, and it all started with a simple question she posed on Instagram in 2021.
TD Profit Beats Estimates, Closing Out Strong Quarter For Canadian Banks
Toronto-Dominion Bank beat analysts' estimates for quarterly profit on Thursday, helped by strong trading revenues, although higher variable expenses and weaker growth in interest income than peers left some analysts underwhelmed.
Japan Ease Border Rules But Extend Virus Curbs For Some Regions
Japan will loosen border controls to allow more people to enter the country, especially students, while extending infection control measures to limit the spread of the coronavirus in several areas, including Tokyo.
Japan PM Signals More Sanctions On Russia, Braces For Price Rises At Home
Japan's prime minister indicated on Thursday that the country will impose more sanctions on Russia including a possible airspace ban, and he promised support for Japanese households and companies over looming price rises.
Best Buy Sales Rebound Forecast Lifts Shares After Tough Holiday Season
Best Buy Co Inc said on Thursday it expects annual sales to surpass peak pandemic levels in 2024, propelled by the top U.S.
Wall Street Eyes Higher Open As Banks, Megacaps Rise
U.S. stock indexes were set for a higher open on Thursday, with all eyes on megacap growth stocks that led a rally in the previous session after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell pointed to a cautious tightening amid the Ukraine crisis.
Growth Stocks Drag Wall St Lower On Inflation Worries
Megacap growth stocks dragged the Nasdaq and S&P 500 lower on Thursday as investors worried that soaring commodity prices due to the Ukraine crisis will add to inflationary pressures.
Wall Street Mixed As Growth Stocks, Ukraine Jitters Weigh
Wall Street's main indexes struggled for direction on Thursday after a strong rally in the previous session as megacap growth stocks lost ground, while the Ukraine crisis kept investors on edge.
Wall Street Mixed As Russia's War On Ukraine Stirs Uncertainty
Wall Street's main indexes struggled for direction on Thursday, with growth stocks including Tesla and Advanced Micro Devices losing ground as the Ukraine crisis kept investors on edge.
Wall Street Ends Lower As War In Ukraine Stirs Uncertainty
Wall Street ended lower on Thursday, with growth stocks including Tesla and Amazon denting the Nasdaq, as the Ukraine crisis kept investors on edge.
Side By Side, Ukrainian And Russian Flatmates March For Peace
Ukrainian student Daria Dremliuga and her Russian flatmate moved in together last summer, never imaging that just a few months later they would be marching through their new city, Barcelona, to demand that Russia end a war.
Czech Group Shifts From Documenting Historical Nazi, Soviet Traumas To Aiding Ukraine's Defence
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has given new purpose to a Czech group, switching its focus from documenting memories of the past under Nazi and Soviet domination to supplying flak jackets, drones and helmets to Ukrainians defending their country.
Former Boss Ghosn Says Nissan's Lack Of Vision Is Hurting Renault
Former Nissan Motor chairman Carlos Ghosn, who was ousted from the company following his arrest in Japan, said on Thursday that its alliance partner Renault SA is struggling because of the Japanese automaker's lack of vision.
Quad Leaders Agree Ukraine Experience Should Not Be Allowed In Indo-Pacific -Japan
Leaders of the Quad grouping of countries - the United States, India, Australia and Japan - agreed on Thursday that what is happening to Ukraine should not be allowed to happen in the Indo-Pacific, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said.
Quad Leaders Agree Ukraine Experience Should Not Be Allowed In Indo-Pacific -Japan, Australia
Leaders of the Quad grouping of countries - the United States, India, Australia and Japan - agreed on Thursday that what is happening to Ukraine should not be allowed to happen in the Indo-Pacific, the prime ministers of Japan and Australia said.
Pope To Make Often Delayed Visit To South Sudan In July
Pope Francis will visit South Sudan in July, the Vatican said on Thursday, making a trip he has repeatedly had to delay because of security concerns in a country still emerging from a post-independence civil war.
More Than 200 Gunmen Killed In Nigeria Security Operation -official
At least 200 gunmen were killed in the past three days in Nigeria's central-northern state of Niger during a security operation to clear armed gangs from the area, a state commissioner said on Thursday.
France Seizes Rosneft Boss's Yacht As It Tried To Flee
French customs have seized a yacht belonging to Rosneft boss Igor Sechin as it tried to leave the Mediterranean port of La Ciotat in a breach of EU sanctions on Russian oligarchs, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said.
Ukrainian Couple, Lovers During Soviet Rule, Watch Russia Invade From Afar
Viktor Paniouk and Lyudmyla Bots met and fell in love in Kyiv in October 1990 during a hunger strike for Ukrainian independence from Soviet rule, achieved a year later.
IKEA Temporarily Closes Stores In Russia, Warns Of Higher Prices
IKEA, the world's biggest furniture brand, is closing its stores in Russia and pausing all sourcing in the country and ally Belarus, joining the wave of Western firms curbing business with Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.
IKEA Temporarily Closes Stores In Russia, Flags Bigger Price Hikes
IKEA, the world's biggest furniture brand, is closing its stores in Russia and pausing all sourcing in the country and ally Belarus, joining the wave of Western firms curbing business with Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.
Florida Senate Expected To Pass 15-week Abortion Ban
Florida's Republican-led Senate on Thursday is expected to pass a bill to ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, putting the state one step closer to adopting a gestational limit currently under review by the U.S.
Florida Senate Passes 15-week Abortion Ban, Sends To Governor
Florida's Republican-led Senate on Thursday gave final passage to a bill to ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, putting the state one step closer to adopting a gestational limit currently under review by the U.S.
U.S. Activist Investors, Icahn Cry Foul Over Proposed Stock Disclosure Rule
Activist investors including Carl Icahn say a U.S.
Tide Of Ukrainian Refugees Grows As UN Says A Million Have Fled
A growing tide of Ukrainian refugees fleeing a brutal Russian invasion streamed into central Europe on Thursday, as volunteers and officials speeded up efforts to process arrivals whose numbers a U.N.