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BusinessOct 30French GDP shrinks 0.1% as economy nears recession and budget doubts growFrance has seen no growth since the start of the year and GDP fell 0.1% between July and September. The government urges parties to pass the 2027 budget as its ability to reassure markets is in doubt. Analysis.EuroNews [en]
BusinessOct 30French economy "at a standstill" adds to budget uncertaintyFrance has recorded no growth since the start of the year and GDP fell 0.1% between July and September. The government is urging political forces to adopt the 2027 budget, as the country's ability to reassure markets is in doubt. Analysis.EuroNews [en]
BusinessOct 30Luis María Urriza was elected as the new president of MaizarFormer national official and member of CREA, he will lead the entity representing the corn and sorghum supply chains for four years, replacing Federico Zerboni.Clarín
BusinessOct 30Central Affair: seven expert collectors tell what to look for and what to buyCentral Affair brings together more than 30 galleries at Galerías Larreta. Seven collectors who toured the fair shared how they choose works. In addition, they explained why they recommend buying by affinity and supporting emerging creators.Clarín
BusinessOct 30Diesel and freight costs make the campaign more expensive: corn loses more purchasing power than soybeansTo buy one liter of fuel, 8.4 kilos of corn are needed, 45% more than in September 2025. For fertilizers and herbicides, the input/product price ratio remains positive.Clarín
BusinessOct 30OPay lists on NYSE, raises $304m in IPO at $4 billion valuationThe listing makes OPay the first major Nigeria-focused fintech to list on a United States stock exchange. The post OPay lists on NYSE, raises $304m in IPO at $4 billion valuation appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
BusinessOct 30Guwahati to Get Three New Hotels as Adani Airports, IHCL Sign Hospitality DealThe proposed hotels are expected to offer accommodation, dining, meeting and event facilities, wellness services and recreational amenitieskrctimes · india
BusinessOct 30NVE Corporation (NVEC) Faces Investor Scrutiny Amid Revenue Pull-Forward- HBSSSAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On October 22, 2026, investors in NVE Corporation (NASDAQ: NVEC) saw the price of their shares crater $34.71 (-33%) on news that its Q2 2027 revenue sequentially fell 47% and the company revealed it had pulled forward revenues to Q1 from Q2....cision · united states of america
BusinessOct 30Amid Widespread Pharmacy Software Consolidation, Datascan Commits to Remaining IndependentAfter years of acquisition interest, the family-owned pharmacy technology company says it will not sell to a private-equity or corporate consolidator—preserving long-term choice, personal service and vendor freedom for independent pharmacies BOHEMIA, N.Y., Oct. 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ --...cision · united states of america
BusinessOct 30Starbucks CEO: "I would never say never to a multi-brand future"The CEO of Starbucks commented on the possibility of a multi-brand future for the company. This indicates potential strategic directions for the major coffee chain.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 30Eastman outlines $500M 2027 capex baseline as DOE grant supports Kingsport methanolysis expansionEastman outlined a $500 million capital expenditure baseline for 2027, with a DOE grant supporting a methanolysis expansion in Kingsport. This indicates a major corporate investment and growth initiative, potentially in sustainable technologies.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 30TMX plans TSX Alpha extended hours in spring 2027 while guiding leverage peak at 3.1x-3.2xTMX plans to extend trading hours for TSX Alpha in spring 2027 and provided guidance on its leverage peak. This news affects financial market operations and provides insight into the company's financial strategy.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 30Colgate outlines 1.5%-3% global category growth as costs peak in Q4 and logistics hit yearly highColgate anticipates 1.5%-3% global category growth, with costs peaking in Q4 and logistics at a yearly high. This provides insight into the company's financial performance outlook and operational challenges.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 30Will Islamic Finance Expand Financial Inclusion in Uzbekistan?Does removing a religious objection make financing accessible and affordable?The Diplomat
BusinessOct 30How LADWP's rates compare to other utilities in Southern CaliforniaCBS California Investigates took a closer look at how rates compare to other utilities in the region, and at the high salaries of dozens of executives.CBS News
BusinessOct 30Mondelez takes a majority stake in Undercover SnacksMondelez has acquired a majority stake in Undercover Snacks. This business transaction represents a strategic move for the acquiring company in the snack industry.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 30Meta settles with second plaintiff during trial over social media addictionMeta settled a social media addiction lawsuit with an 18-year-old plaintiff on Friday, avoiding its next bellwether trial, which began jury selection this week. The case, filed by a woman from Mississippi dubbed “K.D.B.,” alleged her use of Instagram and Snapchat as a child worsened her mental health and contributed to her eating disorder, suicidal…The Hill
BusinessOct 30Gates anticipates $1.66-$1.72 2026 adjusted EPS while aiming for 6.5% Q4 core growthGates is forecasting an adjusted EPS between $1.66 and $1.72 for 2026. The company is also targeting a 6.5% core growth for the fourth quarter.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 30BioMarin Pharmaceutical Q3 2026 Earnings PreviewThis article previews BioMarin Pharmaceutical's earnings report for the third quarter of 2026. It is significant for investors and stakeholders tracking the company's financial performance.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 30Risky loans: Kenyan banks remain in the red, Moroccan banks are looking upFragilisées par les retards de paiement de l’État kényan, plusieurs banques d’Afrique de l’Est ont accumulé les créances douteuses en 2025. Les banques francophones se placent dans le ventre mou malgré une amélioration notable au Maroc.Jeune Afrique
BusinessOct 30"This situation is not sustainable": Colombia forced to call on the IMF to avoid a budgetary crisisDÉCRYPTAGE - Le nouveau président doit faire face à une inflation en hausse et à un risque de sécheresse extrême avec El Niño. Le Fonds monétaire international pourrait apporter une aide de quelque 20 milliards de dollars.Le Figaro International
BusinessOct 30CD&R pursues buyout of $40bn card processor Global PaymentsDeal for US company would rank among largest buyouts in historyFinancial Times
BusinessOct 30Rogers Communications to pay $15 million penalty for misleading 'unlimited' wireless advertisingRogers Communications will pay a $15 million administrative monetary penalty for misleading advertising of its wireless plans, following a decision by the Competition Tribunal. The tribunal found that Rogers' marketing for its "Infini” plans created a false impression of unlimited data access, despite a significant reduction in data speeds once users exceeded a specific volume threshold. The decision was announced this week, with detailed reasons expected to be published within ten business days. Authority and procedural stage The Canada Competition Bureau initiated the process by filing a complaint with the Competition Tribunal in December 2024. The Bureau alleged that Rogers' advertisements for plans launched in 2019 misrepresented the terms of service. While the plans were marketed as "unlimited,” the operational mechanism involved throttling data speeds to approximately 512 kilobits per second after a set limit was reached. The Bureau argued that this restriction was not sufficiently disclosed in a way that consumers could understand when making their purchasing decisions. The tribunal's order requires Rogers to pay the penalty, publish a corrective notice to consumers, and cover the Bureau's legal costs. Although the Bureau had initially sought a $135 million fine if refunds were deemed necessary, the tribunal settled on the $15 million penalty without ordering direct refunds to customers. Operational mechanism and practical effect The core issue lies in the discrepancy between the consumer-facing label of "unlimited” and the technical reality of the service. In telecommunications, "unlimited” plans typically still impose speed caps to manage network load. Rogers indicated that real data speeds for these unlimited tiers are usually listed in fine print or footnotes. The tribunal's ruling establishes that this disclosure method was insufficient to prevent consumer deception. For users, this means that while the formal plan description remained unchanged, the regulatory environment now explicitly categorizes this specific marketing approach as misleading. The practical effect is a shift in how telecommunications providers must present data limits: the label "unlimited” can no longer be used without a more prominent and clear explanation of the speed reduction thresholds and the significant drop in performance past those limits.pravda_ru · russia
BusinessOct 30Exelon declares $0.42 dividendExelon has announced a dividend of $0.42. This is a routine financial declaration by the company.Seeking Alpha Tech
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