Children's Place Files for Bankruptcy, Plans to Sell Assets
Children's Place, the US children's apparel retailer, has filed for bankruptcy and plans to sell assets, according to a Wall Street Journal headline surfaced via Google News.
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Dombrovskis: deficit elevati e debiti in aumento, serve prudenza di bilancio
Il commissario Ue Valdis Dombrovskis, dopo l'Eurogruppo, invita a politiche di bilancio molto prudenti per la credibilità del quadro fiscale europeo, con deficit elevati e spread in allargamento.
Tosano e i 15 iper ex Carrefour: la nostra ipotesi, costruita sulla distanza dal Ce.Di. di Cerea
NewPrinces ha affidato a Tosano 15 ipermercati GS ex Carrefour, senza indicarli. Foodweb ne ipotizza l'elenco in base alla distanza dal Ce.Di. di Cerea.
Dombrovskis: deficit elevati e debiti in crescita, serve prudenza di bilancio
Il commissario Ue Valdis Dombrovskis, dopo l'Eurogruppo, avverte che deficit elevati e debiti in crescita in alcuni Paesi richiedono politiche di bilancio prudenti.
Dombrovskis: deficit elevati e debiti in crescita, l'Ue chiede prudenza di bilancio
Il commissario Ue Valdis Dombrovskis, dopo l'Eurogruppo, avverte che deficit elevati e debiti in crescita richiedono politiche di bilancio molto prudenti. Gli spread in ampliamento segnalano preoccupazioni dei mercati.
Fondi, al via i lavori da 34,5 milioni per l’efficientamento energetico del Mercato Ortofrutticolo
La Regione Lazio ha avviato i lavori da 34,5 milioni di euro per l'efficientamento energetico del Mercato Ortofrutticolo di Fondi, finanziati dal PR Lazio FESR 2021-2027.
Borsa: l'Europa sale con il petrolio in calo, Milano guida con +2%
Le Borse europee salgono con il petrolio in calo, Milano guadagna circa il 2% e il settore tecnologico si riprende dopo il voto americano.
EU Races to Name Lagarde's ECB Successor by Year-End as Two Candidates Emerge
Lagarde's early departure from the ECB has forced the EU onto a tight timetable to name her successor by December, with Knot and Hernandez de Cos as candidates.
Mindestens 20 Tote bei vier Bootsunglücken südlich von Kreta
Bei vier Unglücken mit Migrantenbooten südlich von Kreta kamen am Wochenende mindestens 20 Menschen ums Leben, 133 konnten gerettet werden. Die Ankünfte auf Kreta steigen stark.
Dow Jones Futuro sobe em início de semana marcada por inflação e balanços de IA
Contratos futuros do Dow Jones operam em alta no início da semana, em meio à expectativa com dados de inflação e resultados de empresas de inteligência artificial.
Stock Futures Climb as Investors Eye AI Trade After Last Week's Tech Selloff
US stock futures rose as investors looked to the AI trade after a sharp tech selloff last week, while bracing for more economic data and earnings reports.
A Milano la lotta ai pidocchi costa quasi 1,5 milioni l'anno: boom di casi dopo il ritorno a scuola
A Milano la lotta ai pidocchi costa al Comune quasi 1,5 milioni di euro l'anno, con un forte aumento delle segnalazioni dopo il rientro a scuola.
Promessas de 'fortalecer a imunidade' podem fazer mais mal do que bem, alertam pesquisadores
Pesquisadores alertam que promessas de 'fortalecer' o sistema imune, impulsionadas por marketing e redes sociais, espalham imprecisões científicas e podem minar a confiança em vacinas.
Ghana Targets Investment-Grade Rating to Revive Corporate Bond Market Under New Economy Plan
Ghana's Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson says reaching investment-grade sovereign credit status under the New Economy programme is key to reviving the domestic bond market and lowering borrowing costs.
From Gaadi to Gaadhi: How Shared Words and Foods Trace Old Indian Ocean Ties to Somaliland
An opinion essay argues that Somali words such as gaadhi, jabaati and kitaab resemble Hindi-Urdu terms, tracing centuries of Indian Ocean trade and cultural exchange between India and Somaliland.
Apple's First Touchscreen MacBook Starts at $4,599, but Fully Loaded It Tops $22,000
Apple's first touchscreen MacBook Pro starts at $4,599 and reaches over $22,000 fully configured. The launch marks a shift from Steve Jobs's earlier rejection of laptop touchscreens.
Jonathan Taylor's Emotional Colts Farewell Hints at Exit as Indy Sinks to 2-7 Ahead of Trade Deadline
After Indianapolis' fifth straight loss, Colts running back Jonathan Taylor gave an emotional postgame message that sounded like a goodbye as the trade deadline approaches.
Asian Markets Rebound as Tech Sell-Off Eases After Democrats' Midterm Win
Asian stock markets rebounded Monday after a tech sell-off tied to Democrats' US midterm victory and fears over AI data centre rollout, with Taiwan and Japan posting strong gains.
Auto elettriche, risparmio di oltre 850 euro all'anno rispetto alla benzina
Secondo i dati riportati, un'auto elettrica permette un risparmio superiore a 850 euro annui; con la benzina, 100 km costano quasi il doppio.
EU Ambassador Santoro Sees Philippine Diversity, Artisans and Free Trade as Keys to EU–PH Ties
EU Ambassador Massimo Santoro discusses the Enhanced Partnership signed in July 2026, a prospective Philippines-EU Free Trade Agreement, and efforts to bring cooperation to community level.
Renault Plans Cheaper 1.3L MPFI Turbo Petrol for Duster, Could Cut Prices by Up to Rs 1.5 Lakh
Renault India is reportedly planning a lower-cost Duster variant with a 1.3L MPFI Turbo Petrol engine, potentially cutting up to Rs 1.5 lakh from equivalent TGDI versions.
China Pledges $15 Million to Shore Up Maintenance of Ethiopia-Djibouti Railway
China pledged $15 million to strengthen maintenance of the Ethiopia-Djibouti railway, which handles most of Ethiopia's external trade, as operations transfer to local teams.
Thailand's NT Seeks US$480m to Fund Four New Subsea Cables Linking Singapore, Japan and Europe
State-owned National Telecom (NT) has reportedly asked Thailand's Finance Ministry to fund four new international subsea cables to Singapore, Japan and Europe, costing THB16.1 billion (US$480m).
Gold Recovers Above $4,020 as Weaker Dollar Offsets Strong Jobs Data and Fed Hike Bets
Gold recovered above $4,020 in Asian trade as a weaker dollar and expectations of Democratic opposition to Iran war funding supported prices, though strong US jobs data capped gains.