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Powell's tenure as Fed chair marked by fight for independence while trying to tame inflation- What happened at Surat Railway Station? Why are migrant workers leaving the industrial town in a rush?Surat Railway Station News: Thousands of migrant workers crowded Surat's Udhna railway station, creating chaos and long queues as they rush...
- Small U.S. retailers face holiday supply chaos due to Trump tariffsUS import tariffs on Chinese goods are causing chaos for small businesses. Companies like Loftie and Lo & Sons are facing extremely low sto...
- Chaos at Starbucks! Fights break out over new Glass Bearista cup — brand issues apologyStarbucks has apologized after its new Bearista cup caused chaos. Customers fought and queued for hours to get the limited-edition item. Th...
- How 2024 turned out to be a turbulent ride for Indian flyersIndian aviation in 2024 faced severe turbulence, from a surge in hoax bomb threats disrupting flights to soaring airfares and infrastructur...
- Dockworkers at ports from Maine to Texas go on strike, a standoff risking new shortagesDockworkers at ports from Maine to Texas went on strike over wages and automation. About 45,000 members of the International Longshoremen's...
- Oil prices roughly flat as unclear demand scenario weighedOil prices meandered on Friday as investors pondered slowing demand forecast by an influential group and weak U.S. retail sales data that s...
- World watches with concern as mutiny unfolds in RussiaUS President Joe Biden was briefed on the situation in Russia and Washington and "will be consulting with allies and partners on these deve...
- Oil prices rise on outlook for higher gasoline demand, tighter supplyOil prices increased due to the anticipation of seasonal gasoline demand and production cuts by OPEC+ producers. Brent crude futures rose 0...
- Shanghai port strives to keep global trade moving despite CovidWhile there are delays of ship repairs at Zhoushan port and loading activities in Shanghai have slowed due to lower staffing, for the most ...
- Apple says iPhone production hit by China Covid lockdownApple warned customers would face longer wait times for iPhones with the holiday season approaching, after Covid restrictions in central Ch...
- Supply chain ‘normal’ appears on horizon, with sights set on MarchThe bottleneck started with five ships on Oct. 15, 2020, then pushed past 40 in February 2021 as Americans snapped up merchandise for their...
- Broken supply chains threaten ruin at a growing number of small firmsThe companies warning of financial extinction stand out because there are so few other distressed situations left after more than a year of...
- Retailers reel in delivery deadlines to get Christmas gifts to shoppers on timeBy some estimates, there may be nearly 5 million more packages per day than delivery drivers can handle during the peak season when unit vo...
- Afghan cease-fire ends amid calls for fresh peace talksA three-day cease-fire marked by violent attacks - some claimed by the Islamic State group - ended Sunday in Afghanistan amid calls for ren...
- Coronavirus outbreak: China shutdowns hit Indian electronics companiesProduction cuts & launch delays likely owing to disruption in component supplies due to coronavirus outbreak.
- British Airways to resume most flights after global IT failure"We are aiming to operate a near-normal schedule at Gatwick and the majority of services from Heathrow on Sunday," the airline said.
- Demonetisation creates havoc; people rush to jewellers to convert cash into goldFive hundred rupee ($7.5) and 1,000 rupee notes will cease to be legal tender from Wednesday, Modi said in an unscheduled address to the na...
- iPad and other gadgets drain Asia of electronic componentsThe launch this year of must-have gadgets such as the iPad, the iPhone 4 and a host of other smartphones, tablet computers and 3D televisio...
- iPad and other gadgets drain Asia of electronic componentsThe launch this year of must-have gadgets such as the iPad, the iPhone 4 and a host of other smartphones, tablet computers and 3D televisio...
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