Category - Business

• Our planes are safe, says Ryanair after passenger nearly sucked out of window
• Samsung cuts 700 NJ jobs
• Truth Social to sell trading firms ‘fastest’ access to Trump’s posts
• Fremont’s thriving outdoor mall hits the market
• Disneyland offering discounts? Is something amiss? Experts weigh in
• UK expresses interest in buying military version of aerospace startup’s flying taxi
• ‘Save your condo before it’s too late’
• Australia’s retirement system gets a fresh look
• Oil hits onemonth high as Mideast war keeps investors on edge
• Average 30-year U.S. mortgage rate climbs to 6.55%
• Hialeah reaches deal to recover millions in disputed hospital water bills
• Superinten­dent candidate Villalobos is on every Miami-Dade school board member’s short list
• Paramount-Warner Bros. merger fight lands in Oakland courtroom
• The AI Prophet Wall Street Can’t Ignore
• Segro says no to latest bid – but is open to deal
• State housing crisis is no longer a local issue
• MSCS oversight board members in limbo amid legal pause
• AliExpress fined €550m for failing to stop sales of illegal goods online
• Trump greenlight­s state’s dumbest water project
• Bruno Pavlovsky Reelected As Head Of French Fashion Federation
• Martin tried to flee, Ombudsman claims
• STARBUCKS’ UNHEEDED TAX WARNING
• UK government’s British Steel takeover sends chilling signal to global investors
• ‘I bought the home because I’d already bought the door knocker’
• Houston ISD board member cites progress as reason for exit
• South Korea’s Ai-heavy market now sets the tone for global stocks
• Waymo paused service when S.F. outage affected traffic lights
• Native San Franciscan­s’ housing battle
• Hart board reschedule­s meeting canceled by fire
• Under-40 residents of Miami finding homebuying math is getting worse
• Nigerian court dismisses suit challengin­g Shell’s divestment
• DON’T MISS OUR NEXT ISSUE!
• A Century-Old House Gets a Happy New Chapter
• Stellantis Canada chief executive confident going into contract negotiatio­ns with Unifor
• Stellantis has a new plan for Europe and a new plan for the US. A bit odd for a global company, or pragmatic genius?
• MARC Ratings raises Malaysia’s GDP growth forecast to 5.1 pct
• How to split an estate without family war
• Saskatchew­an sawmill curtailing operations, 117 employees affected