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  • Michigan reports 11,508 cyclosporiasis cases and two deaths after FDA links the outbreak to Taco Bell iceberg lettuce from Mexico.
  • Chipotle removed jalapeños from impacted Minnesota restaurants after a salmonella probe tied peppers to 110 illnesses, sending shares down roughly 7%.
  • Microsoft, Meta, Oracle, Amazon and Alphabet disclosed about $1.09 trillion in future unstarted data-centre lease commitments, while Oracle's AI buildout strains cash and credit ratings.
  • Putin removed withdrawal limits on certain foreign-held ruble deposits in Type C accounts, easing restrictions on some foreign firms and nationals.
  • A federal appeals court barred the EPA from freezing roughly $20 billion in clean-energy grants, reinstating funding for nonprofit and state projects.
  • Anthropic appointed Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar as chief global affairs officer to lead policy, international engagement, and government relations.
  • easyJet France cabin crew unions filed a strike notice valid Aug 7–Sept 2, enabling strikes with 48 hours' warning.

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Donlin Isn't Done - Why NovaGold Is a Buy on Partner Noise

Donlin Isn't Done - Why NovaGold Is a Buy on Partner Noise

NovaGold's Donlin Gold is one of the world's largest undeveloped gold deposits. Recent headlines about a major partner stepping back have pressured the stock, but project advancement, awarded engineering contracts and a concentrated holder base with deep-pocketed Paulson support make a buy-on-weakness trade attractive. This idea lays out entry, sto…

Bank of America Sees Banxico Cutting Policy Rate to 6.50% on May 7

Bank of America Sees Banxico Cutting Policy Rate to 6.50% on May 7

Bank of America expects Mexico's central bank to lower its policy rate by 25 basis points to 6.50% at the May 7 meeting, anticipating a 4-1 vote split. The bank says Banxico will keep guidance closely tied to incoming data while inflation remains above target, and projects the terminal rate will stay at 6.50% for the remainder of 2026. BofA also hi…

UBS Sees Gradual Pound Strength vs Swiss Franc as BoE Stays Tightening-Biased

UBS Sees Gradual Pound Strength vs Swiss Franc as BoE Stays Tightening-Biased

UBS strategists expect the British pound to progressively appreciate against the Swiss franc over the coming months, citing the Bank of England's continued tightening bias and an estimated roughly 4% interest-rate advantage for sterling. The bank projects GBP/CHF will reach 1.08 by September and remain at that level through March 2027, while a purc…

UBS Predicts USD/CHF Will Slide to 0.78 by Year-End as Fed Tilts Toward Cuts

UBS Predicts USD/CHF Will Slide to 0.78 by Year-End as Fed Tilts Toward Cuts

UBS Switzerland projects the USD/CHF exchange rate will fall to 0.78 by December, citing an expected weakening of the US dollar as the Federal Reserve moves toward interest-rate reductions and investors shift focus to fundamentals. The bank held its end-June and end-September forecasts at 0.79 and flagged both near-term upside risks and longer-run …

Seven Hantavirus Cases Linked to Stranded Hondius Cruise Ship, WHO Says

Seven Hantavirus Cases Linked to Stranded Hondius Cruise Ship, WHO Says

The World Health Organization has reported two confirmed hantavirus infections and five suspected cases among people who travelled on the Hondius, a luxury expedition ship now held in the Atlantic near Cape Verde. The seven affected individuals include three fatalities, one patient in critical condition and three with mild symptoms. About 150 passe…

Exane BNP Paribas Lift Prompts Modest Uptick in L’Oreal Shares

Exane BNP Paribas Lift Prompts Modest Uptick in L’Oreal Shares

L’Oreal shares rose 0.7% in Paris after Exane BNP Paribas upgraded the stock to neutral from underperform, pointing to the cosmetics group’s historical ability to absorb inflationary pressures. The broker increased its price target by 18% to 414 euros from 350 euros, and described L’Oreal’s sector-relative valuation as largely irrelevant for now.

ECCA and TTEC Release “Visionary Voices” Research on the Future of Contact Centre Sales in Europe

ECCA and TTEC Release “Visionary Voices” Research on the Future of Contact Centre Sales in Europe

TTEC, in collaboration with the European Customer Contact Alliance (ECCA), published the 'Visionary Voices' report which reveals shifting sales strategies in European contact centres. The report finds outbound selling declining in effectiveness, with organizations pivoting to service-led sales leveraging real-time data and AI technologies to enhanc…

GEN Korean BBQ to sell CPG Ready-to-Cook Meats at Stater Brothers

GEN Korean BBQ to sell CPG Ready-to-Cook Meats at Stater Brothers

GEN Restaurant Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: GENK), known for its GEN Korean BBQ brand, announced the introduction of four fully marinated, ready-to-cook Korean BBQ meats now sold at all 169 Stater Brothers Markets in Southern California. This marks a key expansion into the consumer packaged goods (CPG) sector, bringing authentic Korean BBQ flavors from the…

Volvo Cars Sales Fall 10% as China and U.S. Demand Softens

Volvo Cars Sales Fall 10% as China and U.S. Demand Softens

Volvo Cars reported a 10% year-on-year decline in global deliveries for the three months through April, selling 162,864 vehicles. Weak demand in China and softer U.S. deliveries weighed on volume, while Europe showed resilience driven by fully electric models. Electrified vehicles accounted for 48% of sales, with fully electric cars up 14% and plug…

Volvo Cars Reports 10% Drop in Quarterly Sales as EV Mix Rises

Volvo Cars Reports 10% Drop in Quarterly Sales as EV Mix Rises

Volvo Cars said it sold 162,864 vehicles in the three months through April, a 10% decline from the same period a year earlier. Weak demand in China and softer U.S. deliveries weighed on the tally, even as electrified models accounted for nearly half of sales and fully electric vehicle deliveries increased for a seventh consecutive month.

Truce Falters as U.S. and Iran Clash for Control of the Strait of Hormuz

Truce Falters as U.S. and Iran Clash for Control of the Strait of Hormuz

The tenuous ceasefire in the Middle East showed fresh signs of strain as U.S. and Iranian forces exchanged strikes while contesting control of the Strait of Hormuz. Washington said its navy destroyed Iranian small boats, cruise missiles and drones as it escorted tankers through the passage under an operation called "Project Freedom." Iranian offici…