7-Eleven to close 645 stores in North America in 2026
Convenience chain 7-Eleven plans to close 645 locations in North America during fiscal year 2026, outpacing 205 planned openings.
Convenience chain 7-Eleven plans to close 645 locations in North America during fiscal year 2026, outpacing 205 planned openings.

Financial markets showed mixed reactions amid reports of potential U.S.-Iran negotiations and ongoing uncertainty about diplomatic progress.
Wealthy Middle Eastern residents are purchasing European properties while UK Chancellor Reeves courts Gulf expatriates to relocate to Britain.

Delta Air Lines has increased checked bag fees by $10, joining other carriers in raising prices as jet fuel costs surge.

Google-linked data centers and Oracle-tied entities have issued substantial corporate debt offerings totaling billions of dollars.
Major technology companies experienced significant stock declines and market volatility while continuing massive AI infrastructure investments.
Yancoal Australia acquires Kestrel coal mine stake for up to $2.4 billion, while separately Australia's richest person faces court order on iron ore mining fortunes.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed a proposed executive order requiring banks to collect citizenship information is being developed.

Investment firm Orso Partners has taken a short position against Affiliated Managers Group, citing concerns over tax-loss harvesting practices.
Two major companies reported positive first-quarter results, with BNY Mellon posting higher profits and Prologis raising its full-year outlook.
Investors sought to withdraw $20 billion from private credit funds in Q1 as industry leaders express growing concerns about the sector's risks.

Financial analysts present divergent perspectives on Korean AI stocks, Bitcoin versus traditional equities, and current market conditions.
Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote plans to launch a pan-African initial public offering for his major refinery project.

Global markets show varied trends with India experiencing foreign outflows, Italian debt facing pressure, and UK pension fund making major US investment.

The US labor market rebounded in March with 178,000 new jobs added, exceeding economists' expectations of around 70,000 jobs.
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