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U.S. treasury yields soar on fresh inflation worries — and they might get worse before they get better

Stock investors mostly appeared to shrug at last week’s consumer and wholesale inflation reports, which showed steep month-over-month increases, largely due to steep rises in the price of energy products like oil and gasoline. They finally got the memo on Friday, thanks to a gentle nudge from bond traders. As the Trump Administration continued pedaling

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Jell-O just made one of the biggest changes in brand’s history

For many of us, Jell-O was a childhood staple, rounding out school lunches and Friday-night dinners for decades. Its bright colors, kid-friendly flavors, and ease of preparation made it the ideal dessert for parents on a time crunch. That convenience and visual appeal helped make Jell-O a household name, but consumer attitudes towards processed foods

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Experiential tourism group buys famous ‘crocodile hotel’

Spanning 1,347,791 square kilometers or nearly 520,385 square miles in north-central Australia, Northern Territory is the country’s most remote and least-visited territory. An average of only 1.6 million tourists visit this part of Australia in a given year (more than 125 million domestic and international tourists came to Sydney alone in 2025). Yet those who

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Warren Buffett’s Berkshire opens a $2.6B stake in world’s largest airline

Warren Buffett spent decades avoiding airline stocks. He called them a capital trap, a business where no matter how well you ran it, fuel prices and fare wars could wipe out profits in a quarter. Then Covid hit, and Berkshire Hathawaydumped its airline holdings in 2020, locking in significant losses. “The world has changed for

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