Poundland in Rescue Talks Amid Administration Fears
Poundland has confirmed it is in talks with potential buyers as it seeks a rescue deal to avoid entering administration.
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France Votes to Keep Using Tickets-Restaurant in Supermarkets
French lawmakers have voted to permanently allow the use of tickets-restaurant for grocery purchases in supermarkets, ending years of temporary extensions.
Festhypotheken in der Schweiz erreichen neue Jahreshochs
Die Kosten für Festhypotheken in der Schweiz sind im dritten Quartal 2026 deutlich gestiegen, wobei zehnjährige Laufzeiten erstmals die 2-Prozent-Hürde überschritten.
South Korea Launches Semiconductor Growth Support Unit
The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy will launch a new dedicated unit to oversee semiconductor mega-projects and enhance industry competitiveness.
Brent Oil Prices Remain Above $100 Amid Iran Deal Delays
Brent crude oil prices continue to trade above $100 per barrel as market analysts project that a potential deal between the U.S. and Iran will not materialize until 2027.
WEC Lauwersoog Faces Potential Bankruptcy
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DN Automotive Lead Poisoning Allegations Spark Investigation
President Lee Jae-myung has ordered a probe into reports that DN Automotive workers were given heavy metal chelation injections under the guise of vitamins.
Rolf Karlsson, founder of Rolfs Flyg & Buss, dies at 79
Rolf Karlsson, the founder of the travel company Rolfs Flyg & Buss, has passed away at the age of 79. His family confirmed his death in a statement.
Sherwin-Williams Opens Largest Plant Amid Stock Market Slide
Sherwin-Williams has launched its largest manufacturing facility in Statesville, North Carolina, as the company faces recent stock price declines.
Gold Price Retreats: Market Trends on October 13, 2026
Gold prices fell on October 12, 2026, ending a two-day rally as a stronger US dollar and rising oil prices influenced market sentiment.
Australian Beef Exports Face New Competition From Brazil
Australia's $19.6 billion beef export market faces intensified competition from Brazil, which is expanding its reach into key Asian trade regions.
Fuel prices in Belgium: Petrol rises as heating oil drops
Global oil prices have risen following attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, adding to the volatility that recently saw Belgian petrol prices increase on October 13.