Sweden's financial supervisory authority has fined Nasdaq Stockholm $9.59 million for multiple non-compliance with bourse rules in recent years.
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Shares of Australian-Mexican Food Chain Guzman y Gomez Soar North of 30% in Trading Debut
Australian Mexican restaurant chain Guzman y Gomez went public on June 20, 2024 at the Australian Stock Exchange and traded over 30% north of its IPO of A$22 ($14.67) per share.
Arkansas Tax Cuts Signed by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed legislation during a special session to reduce the state's property and income taxes, including cuts to corporate and individual rates.
Oregon Nurses Continue Strike for Fair Wages and Safe Staffing at Providence Hospitals
Thousands of nurses at six Providence medical facilities in Oregon are on strike for a second day, advocating for fair wages, improved staffing levels, and safe patient care amidst ongoing contract negotiations.
Florida's Citizens Property Insurance Might Raise Premiums of Up to 14% Next Year
Citizens Property Insurance in Florida may raise premiums by hundreds next year. In this aerial view, wreckage left in the wake of Hurricane Ian is shown on the island of Matlacha on September 30, 2022 in Matlacha, Florida.
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Nurse Alleges FBI Intimidation for Exposing Texas Children's Hospital's Transgender Medicine Billing
A whistleblower nurse from Texas Children's Hospital alleges that FBI agents intimidated her, threatening to make her life difficult, after she exposed the hospital's illegal billing practices for transgender medicine for children.
The US Senate passed a bill with strong bipartisan support to accelerate the deployment of nuclear energy by streamlining permits and creating incentives for advanced reactor technologies.
France is leading in the generative AI funding race in Europe, according to a new report. France is leading in the generative AI funding race in Europe, according to a new report by venture capital firm Accel and analysts at Dealroom.
WestJet has started canceling and consolidating flights in preparation for a potential strike by aircraft maintenance engineers and other tech operations employees.
Industry groups are urgently calling for action to combat the escalating Houthi rebel attacks on merchant shipping in the Red Sea, following the recent sinking of a second vessel and over 70 drone and missile strikes since November.
A power blackout affected the whole of Ecuador on June 19, 2024, which left the whole country and its 18 million people without power.
Snapchat Inc. settled a $15 million lawsuit over female workers' discrimination, retaliation, and sexual harassment after a three-year inquiry.
Rite Aid is closing more than 20 US stores, according to court documents filed this week in its federal bankruptcy case.
Car dealership software service CDK Global has been hacked this week, causing massive outages to thousands of dealerships across the United States.
