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Speed International Logistics expands multimodal network for global supply chains
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Speed International Logistics says it is expanding its air, ocean, railway and express freight network as cross-border trade grows more complex.
beIN extends exclusive Wimbledon rights in MENA through 2030
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beIN MEDIA GROUP has renewed its exclusive Wimbledon broadcast deal with the All England Lawn Tennis Club, keeping The Championships on beIN SPORTS across 24 Middle East and North Africa territories through 2030. The agreement also preserves…
Green Lettuce opens Persian dining in Greenville
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Green Lettuce is serving authentic Persian cuisine in Greenville, South Carolina, with a menu built around traditional dishes, fresh ingredients, and warm hospitality.
Emmy-winning journalist Silvia Gambardella spotlights truth, health and civic service
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Silvia Gambardella, an Emmy-winning producer and veteran journalist based in Raleigh, is being featured for a career that spans more than four decades in investigative reporting and documentary storytelling.
Coffee capsules market seen doubling to $11.9 billion by 2032
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The global coffee capsules market was valued at $5.9 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach $11.9 billion by 2032, driven by rising coffee consumption in emerging markets and the growth of HoReCa. Europe led the market in 2022, while…
Global bread market to reach $307.33B by 2032
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The global bread market is forecast to grow from $231.60 billion in 2024 to nearly $307.33 billion by 2032, driven by demand for convenient foods, healthier bakery options and expanding retail and foodservice channels.
ALPAC urges U.S. to back Lebanon with security, sanctions and reconstruction plan
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ALPAC delivered policy recommendations to senior U.S. State Department officials in Washington on June 14, calling for deeper U.S. engagement to help Lebanon restore sovereignty, improve security and finance reconstruction.
Navy veteran Johnny Aragon brings military discipline to Pasadena real estate
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Pasadena Realtor Johnny Aragon is using five years of Navy service, two degrees and brokerage experience to navigate a softer Los Angeles housing market.
Schlumberger leads fragmented AI in oil and gas market
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The Business Research Company says the AI in oil and gas market remains fragmented, with Schlumberger holding the largest share in 2024. The report points to generative AI, predictive maintenance and digital oilfield tools as the main forces…
Vienna startup launches AI platform for visa-sponsored tech jobs in Europe
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JobMetasearch launched from Vienna to help non-EU tech professionals find visa-sponsored roles across Europe and generate tailored resumes for each application.
Graphion speeds up solar EV charging rollout in the Philippines
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Graphion Energy Solutions is launching its first flagship solar charging hub in Pampanga as energy instability and high power costs pressure Southeast Asian markets.
Varanasi hosts BRICS culture meeting as Uttar Pradesh courts global tourism
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India brought delegates from BRICS and partner countries to Varanasi for the second BRICS Culture Working Group meeting on June 4-5, 2026, using the ancient city to showcase Uttar Pradesh’s heritage, spiritual sites and tourism potential.
U.S. mayors back push to halt nuclear arms race
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The U.S. Conference of Mayors unanimously adopted a resolution June 7 in Long Beach, California, urging the U.S. to lead a global effort to stop and reverse the nuclear arms race.
Global saffron market set to hit $822.07 million by 2033
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The global saffron market is forecast to grow from $532.50 million in 2026 to $822.07 million by 2033, driven by demand from food, wellness, pharmaceutical and beauty brands.
Former Ole Miss chancellor reflects on leadership, inclusion and conscience
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Former University of Mississippi Chancellor Dan Jones is using a new memoir to revisit his 2015 removal from the post and the values that shaped his career in medicine and higher education.
Needle coke demand set to triple by 2035 as steel and battery buildouts accelerate
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Global needle coke demand is projected to rise from 2.71 million metric tons in 2025 to 11.48 million metric tons by 2035, driven by electric arc furnace steelmaking and lithium-ion battery anode production.
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