Foot Locker Shares Plummet Amid Sales Decline and Revised Full-Year Outlook

Shares in Foot Locker (FL) plummeted by a quarter on Friday after the company readjusted its yearly sales forecast downwards, announcing that current year sales are lagging behind last year’s figures. The athletic retailer’s misses on first-quarter revenue and earnings per share further exacerbated investor worries about the firm’s standing. “Our revenue stream has markedly…

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Bitcoin Trading Below $30,000 Amid US Debt Ceiling Concerns; Render and Mask See Week’s Biggest Gains

As of 7:30 p.m. on Friday in Hong Kong, Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, was trading at US$26,846, marking a 1.78% rise from May 12. Meanwhile, Ether increased by 2.44% over the week, trading at US$1,808. Both cryptocurrencies have been trading under considerable pressure, with Bitcoin consistently below US$30,000 since April 19…

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Hiroshima’s Atomic Survivors Pin Hopes on G7 Summit for Nuclear Disarmament

The forthcoming G7 summit scheduled in Hiroshima carries great significance as it presents a unique opportunity for survivors of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki to advocate for worldwide nuclear disarmament. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who hails from Hiroshima, purposely selected this location to underscore the critical nature of global efforts to prevent the…

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World Leaders Convene to Unveil Sweeping Sanctions Against Russia Amidst Ukraine Conflict, US Debt Concerns Loom Large

Hiroshima, Japan – With the haunting backdrop of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial as a potent reminder of war’s destructive capacity, President Joe Biden, alongside world leaders, is preparing to announce extensive new sanctions on Russia at a dedicated G7 session. The measures are a reaction to Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine, and are designed to…

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Markets Ascend Amid US Debt Negotiations, Dollar Takes a Dip

In a week marked by political tension in Washington and wavering economic activity in China, investors found solace in signs of progress surrounding US debt-ceiling talks, prompting modest gains in global stock markets. Europe led the charge, with significant gains in mining and financial services stocks pushing most sectors in the regional benchmark into positive…

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