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Corporate Islamification1 source — 1d

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Priya Raman Companies pushing Islamic rules on staff and products risk alienating their main customers and dividing the workplace.

Kroger Plans 3,000 Corporate Job Cuts — 2dKroger will cut about 3,000 corporate jobs over three years—roughly 37% of its 8,200 corporate workforce—CEO Greg Foran said in a staff memo.

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Troy Jackson, Running for Senate Against 'Greedy Corporations,' Says He 'Can't Help' That a PAC He Led Took Corporate Money1 source — 6d

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Big Food Is Creating Fake Health Groups to Confuse Consumers — 1hA top official in the Department of Health and Human Services accused an advocacy group with ties to multiple corporations that produce processed foods of helping attack Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-organic foods pitch.

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IJRTop Trump Dinner Bidders Stash Cash On Exchanges That Shut Out AmericansDylan Kresak · 3 min · 7h

Big Food Is Creating Fake Health Groups to Confuse Consumers — 3hA top official in the Department of Health and Human Services accused an advocacy group with ties to multiple corporations that produce processed foods of helping attack Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-organic foods pitch.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Big Food Is Creating Fake Health Groups to Confuse Consumers — 5hA top official in the Department of Health and Human Services accused an advocacy group with ties to multiple corporations that produce processed foods of helping attack Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-organic foods pitch.

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Big Food Is Creating Fake Health Groups to Confuse Consumers — 8hA top official in the Department of Health and Human Services accused an advocacy group with ties to multiple corporations that produce processed foods of helping attack Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-organic foods pitch.

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Big Food Is Creating Fake Health Groups to Confuse Consumers — 10hA top official in the Department of Health and Human Services accused an advocacy group with ties to multiple corporations that produce processed foods of helping attack Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-organic foods pitch.

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HHS Official Calls Food Safety Group Fake Front for Processed Foods — 7hA top official in the Department of Health and Human Services accused an advocacy group with ties to multiple corporations that produce processed foods of helping attack Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-organic foods pitch.

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BooksYou are the awareness behind the voice in your headThe Untethered Soul gives anxious, transition-weary, or meditation-curious readers a plain practice for quitting the inner roommate and living from the seat of consciousness instead.55m · 4 reads

HHS adviser alleges food group is fake front against RFK Jr. — 12hA top official in the Department of Health and Human Services accused an advocacy group with ties to multiple corporations that produce processed foods of helping attack Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pro-organic foods pitch.

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Minnesota Candidates Outline Differing Tax and Health Care PlansPolitics — 1dMinnesota congressional candidates offered sharply different approaches to federal deficits: Republican Brad Finstad and Tyler Bass emphasized cutting waste and fraud, while Democrats Matt Little and Erik Osberg called for higher taxes on wealthy households or corporations and stronger oversight and fraud prevention. Their health care proposals also diverge, with Bass advocating a return to individually underwritten insurance and Little emphasizing protection of coverage and affordability.

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Rachel Meyers Little's focus on protecting coverage and affordability makes sense especially if we raise taxes on the wealthy to pay for it.

Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Corporate Swag Shifts Toward Eco-Friendly, Practical Gifts — Oct 6, 2026U.S. companies spent $174 billion on corporate gifting last year as swag shifts to eco-friendly, practical items; 40% of event swag is thrown away immediately.

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Legal, Hospitality Openings Span Four US CitiesBusiness — 2dLegal hiring is active across Washington, San Diego, Baltimore and Dallas, with openings spanning litigation, real estate, trade, employment, compliance and corporate work. Roles range from junior and summer positions to senior and partner-track opportunities, with some offering remote or hybrid work, competitive pay and substantial benefits.

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Barings Funds Declare Dividends Yielding 8.6 and 11.23 Percent — 2dBarings Participation Investors and Barings Corporate Investors each declared quarterly dividends of $0.37 and $0.40 per share, respectively, payable Nov. 13, 2026. Barings Global Short Duration High Yield Fund announced a $0.1223-per-share October distribution, with the same amount estimated for November and December.

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IJRPolitical Debanking Ran Rampant At America’s Biggest Banks, Federal Probe AllegesJack McGeever · 5 min · 8h

Pebblebrook sells loss-making Portland hotel to NewcrestImage for $10MBusiness — 5dPebblebrook Hotel Trust sold the 174-room Hotel Zags in Portland for $10 million to NewcrestImage, which plans to manage the property in-house. The hotel had been operating at a loss, and Pebblebrook said it may use the proceeds for share repurchases and other corporate priorities; the sale is not expected to change its third-quarter outlook.

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New York Pizza vs Chicago Deep DishYourlist — VS BattleThe foldable slice versus the fork-and-knife casserole — America's longest-running food fight.

Phoenix Names Interim CFO for Westblom DepartureFinance — 5dPhoenix Education Partners CFO Blair Westblom will leave effective Oct. 10 in a mutual separation the company said was unrelated to financial reporting or internal-control concerns. The board appointed corporate development chief Michael Cochran interim CFO; Westblom’s exit package includes more than $1.1 million in cash severance, her fiscal 2026 bonus and equity benefits.

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PIMCO CIO warns Treasury yields could reach 6%Finance — 6dThe 10-year U.S. Treasury yield could approach 6%, a level not seen since 2000, as high oil prices, inflation concerns, rising government debt and bond-market selling pressure push borrowing costs higher. PIMCO’s chief investment officer warned that further increases could weigh on stocks and corporate bonds, while higher rates threaten to raise financing costs for governments, businesses and households.

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Fed Approves Isabella’s $54.6M Grand River AcquisitionFinance — Oct 5, 2026The Federal Reserve approved Isabella Bank Corporation’s acquisition of Grand River Commerce and Grand River Bank, clearing a key regulatory hurdle for the merger. Isabella also received approval to merge the banks and continue operating Grand River’s branches; the companies said they had obtained all required regulatory approvals.

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Anchorage Digital acquires Routable, plans stablecoin payoutsBusiness — Oct 6, 2026Anchorage Digital acquired corporate payments platform Routable, bringing its vendor and contractor payout network into Anchorage’s regulated digital-asset business. The companies plan to add stablecoin and tokenized-deposit settlement alongside traditional fiat payments, connecting blockchain-based assets to payment systems businesses already use.

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BooksHow a broken blood test raised nine billion on pure storyAnyone funding or boarding a startup should see how a non-working finger-prick device rode charisma and legal threats to a nine-billion-dollar valuation.2h · 3 reads

Live Nation Prices $730M, €600M Refinancing NotesFinance — Oct 6, 2026Live Nation priced a senior-notes offering of $730 million and €600 million, both due in 2032, after announcing plans for an offering initially described as $840 million and €500 million. The proceeds are intended mainly to redeem its 6.5% notes due in 2027, with remaining funds for fees and general corporate purposes, including possible debt repayment.

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World Shares Advance as Oil Prices EaseFinance — Oct 5, 2026Global stocks rose early in the week on easing oil prices, lower bond yields and optimism about AI-driven earnings, then retreated as oil climbed above $100 and concerns about France’s finances weighed on markets and the euro. Investors remained focused on upcoming U.S. economic data and corporate earnings for clues to the outlook.

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Jack in the Box disables San Diego anti-loitering sprinklersLifestyle — Oct 5, 2026Jack in the Box disabled an anti-loitering system at its downtown San Diego restaurant after sprinklers soaked customers and passersby while a recording told people to leave or make a purchase. The company said the recording was unauthorized and the sprinklers were part of a cleaning system; customers and homeless advocates are calling for an apology and greater corporate accountability.

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Nvidia Adds Record $150B Buyback Authorization — Sep 28, 2026Nvidia added a record $150 billion buyback authorization, lifting remaining capacity to $235 billion—the largest such increase in U.S. corporate history.

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Nicole Hardy A buyback this size could support the stock even if growth slows a bit.

Disney HR layoffs — Sep 29, 2026Disney is cutting around 300 HR and technology roles in a third 2026 layoff round under CEO Josh D'Amaro, part of broader cost cuts, early-retirement offers, and AI-driven corporate streamlining.

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IJROver 20 State Treasurers Warn Agencies Against Using ESG For Deciding Credit RatingsJack McGeever · 4 min · 8h