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Schengen border checks now record fingerprints and faces, but ETIAS has no start date
The Entry/Exit System now records non-EU travellers' fingerprints and facial images at Schengen borders, while the start date for the ETIAS travel authorisation remains unfixed.
Shooting, hockey and weightlifting sit in Dakar 2026’s engagement programme, not medals
Israel downgrades UK consulate in East Jerusalem over settlement trade ban
Samsung’s 107.4 trillion won operating profit rose 782.5% while sales missed forecasts
Why New York’s Minimum Wage Won’t Rise in 2027
Money & Markets
Why Hormel Is Paying $1.055 Billion for Chicken Processor Brakebush
Hormel's $1.055 billion acquisition of Wisconsin-based Brakebush Brothers signals consolidation in the protein sector and reflects stronger demand for value-added chicken in foodservice.
What South Korea Disputes in Trump’s $200 Billion Energy Investment Claim
Seoul said the president overstated commitments to energy projects, raising questions about a $350 billion trade deal meant to ease tensions over tariffs.
What Leaving Before a Stock Option Cliff Date Costs an Employee
The waiting period before you can exercise options encourages employees to stay put. What happens when you leave before the process is complete.
What New York City’s Commercial Rent Tax Charges Manhattan Tenants
Tenants in Manhattan with at least $250,000 in annual base rent owe a 3.9% effective tax, but available credits can reduce what they actually pay.
Why the EU’s Carbon Border Tax Will Cost American Exporters $230 Million in 2026
The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, now in its definitive regime, prices embedded emissions in imported steel, aluminum, cement and fertilizer at approximately $88 per metric ton of CO₂.
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