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Torrid Store Closures Torrid plans to close up to 180 underperforming stores in the US to align with shifting consumer demand, as digital sales now account for nearly 70% of its total sales, according to CEO Lisa Harper. The company aims to reduce fixed costs and invest in customer acquisition and omnichannel enhancements, with sub-brands Lovesick and Studio Luxe expected to represent one-third of its business by next year. Details on specific store closures have...

Canada's federal government has announced plans to increase military spending to two percent of GDP, aligning with NATO standards set in 2006, as current spending stands at 1.37 percent. Despite this commitment, Canada has historically lagged behind other NATO members, with criticism from the U.S. over its defense budget, which is lower than Italy's and higher than Belgium's. Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement of an additional $9.3 billion for defense aims for a total of...

Security camera footage captured Israeli forces boarding the yacht Madleen, which was carrying 12 activists, including Greta Thunberg, towards Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid. The mission, organized by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, aimed to raise awareness of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza caused by Israel's blockade imposed in 2007, and the boat was carrying supplies like rice and baby formula. Israel labeled the venture a "selfie yacht" and announced plans to deport the activists to...

BlackRock is seeking to dismiss a lawsuit from Texas and other Republican-led states, which alleges that major asset managers conspired to suppress coal production by pushing net-zero carbon policies. Lawyers for BlackRock argue that the antitrust claims are unprecedented and lack evidence of direct collusion or intent to limit coal output. If the lawsuit proceeds, it could significantly impact how passive funds engage with companies and participate in proxy voting, potentially leading to wider litigation...

Four executions are scheduled in the U.S. this week, bringing the total for 2025 to 23. Alabama's Gregory Hunt will be executed by nitrogen hypoxia on Tuesday for a 1998 murder, marking the state's fifth execution using this controversial method. Florida's Anthony Wainwright is set for lethal injection, while Oklahoma's John Fitzgerald Hanson and South Carolina's Stephen Stanko will face execution later in the week, with Stanko's execution marking the state's second use of lethal...

In his first major speech since securing a second term, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will address growing public cynicism towards government, promising to improve people's lives through Labor’s policies, including boosting bulk-billed GP appointments, reducing student debt, and tackling cost-of-living issues. He will emphasize the need for practical solutions amidst global uncertainties and outline a second-term agenda focused on fairness, aspiration, and opportunity, aiming to deliver key reforms and housing initiatives. Albanese’s government plans to...