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Harris vs Trump: Stocks to view as White House race goes into last stretch

Just days ahead of the Nov. 5 governmental election in the U.S., investors are attempting to evaluate how stock markets will react as polls and betting platforms indicate a tight race in between Vice President Kamala Harris and previous President Donald Trump. Harris' lead over the Republican politician has actually dwindled to a single percentage point in the final stretch of the presidential contest, according to a Reuters/Ipsos survey published on Tuesday. A majority of a dozen experts that Reuters talked to anticipate a Trump go back to enhance equity markets, with some favoring a. split government. Crypto stocks and...

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UK watchdog finds competitors issues in GXO Logistics-Wincanton deal

Britain's competitors guard dog said on Friday the acquisition of Wincanton by U.S.based warehousing firm GXO Logistics, for 762 million pounds ($ 983.97. million), could minimize competitors and raise costs for. clients. The Competition and Markets Authority said GXO and Wincanton. contend closely, particularly for agreements with large retail. clients, and the regulator was worried the merger could. minimize competition, resulting in higher costs being passed down. to consumers. The offer was completed in April - the CMA had actually launched its. investigation in early September. We are examining the decision and will continue to engage. constructively and collaboratively with...

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California, major airlines to work to boost sustainable aviation fuel usage

The state of California and a group representing significant U.S. passenger and cargo airline companies said on Wednesday they had reached an agreement to dramatically enhance the use of sustainable aviation fuel. The California Air Resources Board (CARBOHYDRATE) and Airlines for America, a market trade organization representing American Airline Companies, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines , FedEx and others, devoted to a goal to increase the schedule of SAF for flights within California to 200 million gallons by 2035. That would satisfy about 40% of intrastate travel need and is more than 10 times present levels. One essential objective is...

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California, major airlines to work to boost sustainable air travel fuel usage

The state of California and a group representing significant U.S. traveler and cargo airline companies stated Wednesday they have actually reached arrangement to sharply improve the use of sustainable air travel fuel. The California Air Resources Board and Airlines for America, a market trade organization representing American Airlines , Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, FedEx and others, committed to an objective to increase the schedule of SAF for flights within California to 200 million gallons by 2035, which would meet about 40% of intrastate travel demand and up more than 10 times current levels. One crucial goal is making SAF,...

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Suspect apprehended after mailbox set on fire destructive ballots

An individual was detained after a fire was set to a mailbox in Phoenix, Arizona, harmful a number of electoral tallies, the city's mayor said on Thursday. The Phoenix Fire Department said an unknown individual shown up early on Thursday to a U.S. Post Workplace and lit a fire inside a. drive-up collection mailbox. While responding to the event, firemens forced the. box open and extinguished the fire, it added. A figure was not offered for the variety of ballots damaged but. ABC15 reported that approximately 20 were harmed, pointing out fire. department officials. A representative for the U.S. Postal...

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UPS reports rise in Q3 revenue on rebounding volumes, expense cuts

United Parcel Service reported an increase in thirdquarter earnings on Thursday, as rebounding volumes ahead of the holiday raised incomes, while expense cuts helped balance out the margin hit from consumers shifting to cheaper shipment choices. Shares were up more than 5% in premarket trading. UPS is seeing a return to year-on-year volume growth in the United States in the second half of the year after nine quarters of lackluster demand, especially for high-margin plans, because the end of home-bound consumers' early pandemic e-commerce binge in late 2021. However, the bulk of the growth has been driven by new e-commerce...

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Prologis raises full-year forecast, points out stabilizing need

Real estate financial investment trust (REIT). Prologis raised the lower end of its fullyear forecast. for changed core funds from operations on Wednesday due to. strong longterm demand drivers, sending its shares up 1.5% in. premarket. The warehouse-focused REIT said the decline in company. activity, which started after a recession in freight demand post. pandemic due to consistent inflation and high interest rates, is. now stabilizing. The bottoming process is underway as our consumers browse. an unpredictable environment, stated Prologis CEO Hamid R. Moghadam. The company, after likewise cutting the leading end, expects its. 2024 adjusted core funds from operations...

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GXO Logistics checks out sale after receiving takeover interest, source says

GXO Logistics, a. service provider of logistics services with a market value of roughly $6. billion, is checking out a potential sale after receiving takeover. interest, according to an individual familiar with the matter. GXO, which was spun off from trucking company XPO in 2021,. is dealing with a financial consultant to field acquisition. interest from suitors, that include rival logistics providers,. the source stated, asking for anonymity as the discussions are. confidential. It has actually not made a decision to continue with a sale, and. it is possible that the talks might not lead to an offer, the. source...

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China's BingEx surges after lukewarm start in Nasdaq launching

Shares of China's BingEx rose 17% on Friday as the carrier delivery company brushed off a. slow start to its Nasdaq launching. The business, which brands its services as FlashEx, priced. its IPO at $16.50 each. Shares opened flat for trading, bring. an appraisal of $1.17 billion. Chinese business are gradually returning to drift on U.S. markets following a long hiatus after ride-hailing huge Didi. International delisted in 2021 due to press from regulators. EV maker Zeekr's debut previously this year was the. first huge listing by a Chinese company in the U.S. since then. BingEx sold 4 million American...

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US Postal Service will not hike stamp rates for very first time since 2022

The U.S. Postal Service said on Friday it will not trek stamp costs in January for the first time considering that January 2022 after a series of price walkings in recent years. USPS in July hiked the rate of a first-rate mail stamp to 73 cents from 68 cents and raised overall mailing services item costs by 7.8%. Stamp costs are up 36% considering that early 2019 when they were 50 cents. Our strategies are working and forecasted inflation is decreasing, stated Postmaster General Louis DeJoy. Therefore, we will wait till at least July before proposing any boosts for market...

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FedEx shares topple amidst weak need for costly top priority shipments

FedEx Corp shares plunged on Friday after the parcel giant cut its annual profits projection and reported a sharp fall in revenues, as costconscious industrial customers choose less expensive choices over higherpriced quick shipments. Shares of the business were down 13% in premarket trading, with rival UPS falling 2.5%. FedEx, seen as a bellwether for worldwide economic trade, stated on Thursday its profits were pushed due to subsiding demand for lucrative priority shipments in between organizations. High interest rate and a tough macroeconomic environment have actually forced clients to control spending. CEO Raj Subramaniam said commercial demand was softer than...

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FedEx shares tumble amid weak need for concern deliveries

FedEx Corp shares plunged on Friday after the parcel giant cut its annual earnings forecast and reported a sharp fall in earnings, owing to weak demand for highmargin quick shipment services. Shares of the business were down nearly 13% in premarket trading, with rival UPS down 2.4%. FedEx, which is viewed as a bellwether for around the world financial trade, associated the fall in its profits to subsiding demand for top priority shipments in between services as consumers attempt to suppress costs. CEO Raj Subramaniam said commercial need was softer than anticipated. The company now expects revenue for fiscal 2025...

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UPS seen grappling with struck from low-cost deliveries ahead of essential holiday season

Wall Street anticipates United Parcel Service to report an increase in adjusted quarterly earnings on Thursday, even as concern installs over stubbornly soft need for profitable overnight shipping heading into the important holiday delivery season. Analysts, typically, expect the world's largest delivery firm to post adjusted revenues of $1.63 per share when it reports third-quarter results before the market opens on Thursday, according to Refinitiv information. That would easily top the year-earlier quarter's adjusted profit - but might do little to ease issue about results for the fourth quarter, when plan volumes normally soar. The company's near-term incomes might be...

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Germany examines fires brought on by incendiary gadgets in parcels

Germany is investigating numerous fires brought on by incendiary devices hidden inside parcels at a storage facility in Leipzig previously this year, the nation's. district attorney general said on Tuesday. German authorities cautioned businesses in August that. unsafe parcels might be in blood circulation after several. events in which freight sent by personal individuals in a. variety of European countries caught fire while in transit. On Monday, Thomas Haldenwang, the head of Germany's domestic. intelligence agency, informed a parliamentary committee that Germany. had only narrowly got away a plane crash when an air freight. parcel caught fire. In the same...

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UK sanctions cyber-crime gang it says Russia charged with attacking NATO

Britain stated on Tuesday it had sanctioned 16 members of the Russian cybercrime gang Evil Corp, a group it said had been tasked by Russia to carry out operations versus NATO allies. Evil Corp was as soon as believed to be the most considerable cyber-crime risk on the planet, Britain's National Crime Agency ( NCA) said after taking coordinated action with officials in the United States and Australia. Today's sanctions send a clear message to the Kremlin that we will not endure Russian cyber-attacks - whether from the state itself or from its cyber-criminal community, foreign minister David Lammy stated...

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United States startup Lyten to invest over $1 bln in Nevada lithium-sulfur battery factory

Silicon Valley startup Lyten revealed on Tuesday its strategy to construct the world's very first gigafactory for lithiumsulfur batteries in Reno, Nevada, as companies seek to capitalize on the need for more inexpensive source of power for electrical cars. With battery costs considerably affecting EV rates, automakers are increasingly searching for alternative innovations to make such cars available to a larger market. Lyten, backed by Chrysler-parent Stellantis and shipment providers FedEx, stated it would invest more than $1 billion in the center that would initially create 200 tasks, growing to more than 1,000 in northern Nevada. Nevada's Reno is also...

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British Business - Oct 15

The following are the leading stories on the business pages of British papers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their precision. The Times - Greensill's administrators have recuperated additional funds of 41 million pounds ($ 53.5 million) for creditors of the finance company, which collapsed in the middle of an outcry over its lobbying of federal government officials. - British finance minister Rachel Reeves declined to rule out raising the nationwide insurance coverage taxes that organizations pay, saying on Monday that a pre-election dedication not to raise the rate of social security contributions applied to...

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InPost to buy remaining 70% in Menzies, SkyNews reports

Parcel locker business InPost is in very innovative talks to purchase the 70% stake it does not currently own in British logistics firm Menzies, Sky News reported on Monday. InPost decreased to comment. Pointing out unnamed sources, SkyNews said the deal was most likely to be announced this week. InPost purchased a 30% stake in Menzies for 49.3 million pounds ($ 64.4 million) last year and has a three-year choice to purchase the staying 70%. InPost CEO Rafal Brzoska said last month the company would decide on whether to use the call alternative by the end of the year. The...

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From Boeing to Detroit Three, United States labor unions flex muscle

U.S. planemaker Boeing has prevented a possible strike after reaching a tentative labor offer with a union representing more than 32,000 workers in the U.S. Pacific Northwest, the latest in a series of labor negotiations that brought doubledigit wage boosts in spite of a tight labor market and stubborn inflation. Here are some sectors and companies that dealt with hard settlements in 2023: MEDIA. Members of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) approved a new. three-year agreement with major studios on Oct. 9. Movie and. television writers had walked off the job in May over. settlement, staffing and residual payments,...