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FinanceMar 17

Starbucks Shareholders Target Board Members Over Union Negotiations

Investment groups seek to remove two Starbucks board members at annual meeting, citing stalled labor talks with unionizing workers.

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FinanceMar 13

Canada's unemployment rate rises to 6.7% in February, labor market weakens

Canada's unemployment rate increased to 6.7% in February, surpassing economists' expectations as the labor market showed signs of weakening.

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FinanceMar 10

Renault Plans 36 New Models by 2030 in International Expansion Strategy

French automaker Renault announced plans to launch 36 new models by 2030 as part of expansion strategy targeting growth beyond Europe.

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FinanceMar 11

CNBC's Jim Cramer Advises Caution on Stock Trading Amid Market Volatility

Television host Jim Cramer recommended investors avoid hasty decisions during recent market movements driven by political developments and rising oil prices.

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FinanceMar 13

Qantas to Pay $74 Million to Settle Covid-Era Flight Credit Lawsuit

Australian airline Qantas agreed to pay approximately $74 million to settle a class action lawsuit over its decision to issue flight credits instead of cash refunds during the pandemic.

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FinanceMar 20

Deutsche Bank Promotes Two Executives as Potential CEO Successors

Deutsche Bank has promoted two senior executives who are viewed as potential successors to current CEO Christian Sewing.

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FinanceMar 18

European Airline Offers Flight Attendants £14,000 Voluntary Departure Packages

A major European airline is providing cabin crew members with £14,000 buyout packages as part of workforce reduction efforts.

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FinanceMar 9

Kalshi Partners with Brazil's XP Investimentos for International Expansion

Prediction market platform Kalshi has announced a partnership with Brazilian financial services firm XP Investimentos to launch its first international expansion.

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FinanceMar 12

UK Inflation Remains Above 3% as OECD Data Shows Highest Rate Among G7 Nations

Britain is the only G7 country with inflation exceeding 3 percent, according to OECD data, amid government concerns about potential oil price increases.

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FinanceMar 19

Former Barclays CEO Jes Staley's Wife Files for Divorce Following Epstein Scandal

Debora Staley has filed for divorce from former Barclays CEO Jes Staley amid ongoing fallout from his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

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FinanceMar 19

Goldman Sachs Plans Job Cuts in April, Sees Oil Price Upside Through 2027

Goldman Sachs will conduct performance-based layoffs next month while analysts project potential oil price increases.

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FinanceMar 12

BlackRock CEO Fink predicts Iran conflict won't derail economy

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said a U.S.-Iran conflict would be brief and oil prices could drop below $50 per barrel afterward.

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FinanceApr 3

Investment Analysts Highlight Restaurant Stocks in Market Commentary

Financial analysts Robert Armstrong and Josh Brown have featured restaurant-related stocks in recent market discussions and recommendations.

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FinanceMar 11

FTC to distribute $47M in refunds to renters in Invitation Homes settlement

The Federal Trade Commission will send refund checks to consumers allegedly deceived by corporate landlord Invitation Homes.

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FinanceMar 19

Law Firm Kirkland & Ellis Reports Record $11 Million Average Partner Pay

Kirkland & Ellis achieved record partner compensation despite broader private equity market downturn affecting legal industry.

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