Rite Aid announced Thursday it will close more than 1,000 pharmacies across the United States. Some Pacific Northwest locations are set to be sold to CVS, marking a significant shift in the region’s pharmacy landscape.

Welsbach Technology Metals Acquisition Corp. and Evolution Metals LLC have announced the effectiveness of their SEC registration statement, marking an important milestone in creating a fully integrated critical minerals and materials supply chain independent of reliance on China.

As U.S. policymakers push forward with stablecoin regulations, the biggest beneficiary might be the U.S. dollar itself. Legislation aimed at overseeing dollar-linked cryptocurrencies could fortify the greenback’s position in the digital economy.

Facing industry challenges and tariff concerns, Dick’s Sporting Goods is set to acquire the struggling Foot Locker for approximately $2.4 billion. This marks the second major footwear buyout this year, highlighting shifting dynamics in the retail sector.

In a rare corporate reversal, Warner Bros. Discovery is renaming its Max streaming service back to HBO Max later this summer. The decision comes two years after the HBO Max name was discarded following the merger with Warner, signaling a strategic shift in the company’s branding.

Despite posting robust profits driven by AI server demand, Foxconn, a key supplier for Apple and Nvidia, has lowered its full-year sales outlook. The company cites currency appreciation and tariff risks as significant challenges ahead.

Subaru is revising its electrification strategy as it braces for a potential $2.5 billion impact from tariffs. The automotive company is rethinking its approach in response to significant financial pressures.

Carr Properties is experiencing significant ownership changes as J.P. Morgan exits its stake in three office buildings, while another major investor increases its holdings.

German investor sentiment has surged, driven by the easing of U.S. tariffs and the formation of a new national government, according to a closely-watched survey released on Tuesday. These developments have invigorated confidence in the country’s economic prospects.

As uncertainty over the global trade outlook continues, European markets are preparing for a mixed opening on Tuesday. Investors remain cautious amid lingering trade concerns.

Stocks roared back to life on Monday as the United States and China agreed to ease tariffs for 90 days, sparking optimism in the markets. The temporary reduction in trade barriers signals a potential thaw in the trade tensions between the two largest economies.

Bank of England policymaker Lombardelli views the recent U.S.-China tariff reductions as positive news for global growth prospects. She notes that while this development is encouraging, trade policy uncertainty persists until a permanent solution is reached, and short-term inflation could rise, affecting central bank rate decisions.

In a bid to strengthen the fight against the screwworm pest, the United States has temporarily suspended imports of live cattle from Mexico for 15 days, announced Mexico’s Agriculture Secretary Julio Berdegué.

As the United States and China enter a critical second day of tariff negotiations, hopes for a breakthrough remain slim despite President Trump’s claims of “great progress.” The ongoing trade tensions have seen both nations impose steep tariffs on each other’s imports, with significant economic implications at stake.

Concirrus, a leading AI-centric insurance solutions provider, has appointed industry specialist Steve O’Reilly as Product Manager. This strategic hire marks the company’s commitment to combining deep insurance expertise with advanced technology to drive growth in the specialty and commercial insurance market.

President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 100-percent tariff on toy maker Mattel, potentially halting the sale of Barbie dolls in the United States. The President warned that the company “won’t sell one toy in the United States,” signaling a significant escalation in trade tensions.

In just two years, Oliveda International’s subsidiary, Olive Tree People, has skyrocketed to a valuation of over $1 billion, becoming the fastest-growing waterless beauty company in the industry. Starting from a garage in Venice Beach, the company now processes up to 10,000 orders a day, reflecting its explosive growth in the waterless beauty sector.

7Bit Casino has been named the best online casino in Australia for 2025, recognized for its crypto-friendly platform, rapid payouts, and a vast selection of over 4,000 games. Established in 2014, the casino continues to set industry standards with its innovative features and commitment to player security.

Global markets surged amid optimism after President Trump announced plans for a trade agreement with the United Kingdom and the rollback of semiconductor export restrictions. Investors reacted positively, propelling tech stocks and lifting US equity futures to new highs.

A UK official has confirmed that former President Donald Trump is expected to announce the outline of a US-UK trade deal, marking significant progress in negotiations. The anticipated agreement is likely to include lower tariff quotas on steel and cars, potentially easing trade tensions between the two nations.

Thor Equities Group has secured a lease with Korean skincare company Skin 1004 for its first standalone North American store at 470 Broadway in SoHo, New York City. Known for high-quality, plant-based products, Skin 1004’s new location marks a significant expansion into the U.S. market.