Edward Johnson 
Target’s shuttered small-format store on Folsom Street in San Francisco’s SoMa neighborhood, November 2023. Gabrielle Fonrouge | CNBC On Sept. 26, Target set off a national firestorm when it said it would close nine stores in four states because theft and organized retail crime had made them too dangerous to run. On its face, Target’s … Read more
December is the perfect time to travel, and whether you are looking for a Christmas wonderland or for some warmer weather to start off winter with, there are plenty of amazing places to visit. Here is our list of the best places to travel in December. New York City f11photo | Adobe Stock New York … Read more
(NewsNation) — Prominent law firm Edelson PC withdrew from Harvard’s recruitment events in protest of its president’s response to antisemitism on campus. This comes as early admission applications to Harvard University saw a 17% drop sliding to a four-year low as the elite university continues to face backlash for its administration’s unwillingness to condemn antisemitism on campus. … Read more
The future of an Australian buy now, pay later provider is under a major cloud. BizPay went into administration on November 23 and was placed in the hands of BRI Ferrier’s Jonathon Sherwood Keenan and Peter Paul Krejci. A notice issued by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission flagged that a virtual meeting of creditors … Read more
As the bullet train began to slow, the automated voice over the speaker announced (first in Japanese and then in English) that we should be ready to deboard—the train would be stopped for 1 minute, and only 1 minute. We quickly gathered our things, scurried out of the train station and stepped into Kyoto, a … Read more
Nifty on Tuesday ended about 34 points higher to find support just above the 21-EMA on the hourly chart, prompting a strong recovery in the later part of the session. The momentum indicator maintains a positive crossover, suggesting ongoing strength. The bullish trend is expected to persist as long as it stays above 21,350 consistently. … Read more
The holiday season is famously one of the busiest travel times of the year. Just three weeks ago, the Transportation Security Administration screened the highest-ever number of people to go through security on a single day, with 2,907,378 individuals passing through airport checkpoints on the Sunday after Thanksgiving. The week leading up to Christmas promises … Read more
The world’s oil cartel agreed to slash production of crude by nearly 2 million barrels per day starting in January, a move likely to ratchet up geopolitical tensions with the United States and spike energy costs. At its Thursday meeting, the 13-member Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its 10 Russia-led allies, which together … Read more
Such is the fluidity of this interchange between electric and combustion that, after a time, you stop thinking of the car as being a hybrid at all, and settle to simply enjoy the visceral experience of the Revuelto—which, although hugely entertaining, is more refined than any previous Lamborghini. And not just in the powertrain. The … Read more
There are train journeys where one just gazes at hills rolling by beyond the carriage window. I love such routes, be they in the Alps, Iberia or the Balkans. Things are different in the Netherlands, where pancake-flat landscapes dominate. Yet even in the flatlands there is often visual drama. The rail routes skirting Dutch heathlands … Read more
