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UPS to cut 30,000 jobs and close 24 sites as Amazon volume “glide-down” continues

UPS plans to cut up to 30,000 jobs and close 24 facilities in 2026 as it reduces Amazon delivery volume, even as the company beat earnings estimates and forecast higher revenue for the year.

Wall Street pushes S&P 500 toward 7,000 while Dow falls as healthcare stocks tumble

Wall Street lifted the S&P 500 to a record and closer to 7,000 as earnings rolled in and the Fed meeting began, while the Dow slipped after health insurers sank on Medicare Advantage news.

Tesla stock in focus ahead of results as Wall Street debates growth vs profitability

Tesla is set for a key earnings test as investors watch margins, demand and pricing strategy, with the results expected to influence sentiment across the EV and tech markets.

Lynn Hatem

Lynn Hatem is a distinguished journalist for Beijing Times, renowned for her insightful coverage of culture and lifestyle. Despite not being native to China, her unique international perspective has made her a powerful voice in articulating the richness of global cultures. She continuously navigates the multifaceted cultural landscape, painting a vivid picture of contemporary life and trends.

Spanish Collector Sets Guinness Record with Over 5,000 Dog-Themed Items

Marià Gabarro, a retired sales manager from the Catalan town of Terrassa, earned a posthumous place in the Guinness World Records for amassing the...

Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson Team Up for Action-Comedy Heist “The Pickup”

Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson join forces in The Pickup, a dynamic heist comedy that casts them as an unlikely pair of armoured truck...

Lucy Bronze Inspires Tattoo Craze as Lionesses Head to Euro 2025 Final

Lucy Bronze, England’s stalwart defender, has become an unexpected tattoo icon following her decisive penalty in the Lionesses’ intense Euro 2025 quarter-final victory over...

Club Tobias Brings Joy and Connection to Venezuela’s Lonely Seniors

In a lively shopping mall in Caracas, music pulses through the air as laughter and dancing fill the space. It's a typical Thursday for...

George Lucas Unveils Vision for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art at Comic-Con

Fans filled the San Diego Convention Center on Sunday, waving glowing lightsabers and chanting “Lucas!” in anticipation of George Lucas’s appearance at Comic-Con. The...

Walking with Dinosaurs Returns with Character-Driven Prehistoric Stories

Dinosaurs have never gone out of style. Their timeless appeal in museums and media is undeniable, and now the BBC revives the classic 1999...

Edward Burtynsky Captures Global Industry’s Reach in “China in Africa”

Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky discovered his passion at age 11 when his father bought him darkroom equipment and cameras for C$25. His first subject...

Ethical Elephant Tourism Thrives at Samui Elephant Sanctuary

In the tropical haven of Koh Samui, Thailand, Kaew Ta and Kham Phean have found peace at the Samui Elephant Sanctuary. Surrounded by birds,...

From Shy Teen to Healing Guide: Sonia Samtani’s Mission to Help Others Overcome Procrastination

Sonia Samtani’s journey from a shy teenager with low self-esteem to a respected therapist and motivational speaker is a powerful testament to personal transformation....

Yaeyama Kyori Wagyu: Japan’s Unique Beef Shines in Vietnam’s Michelin-Starred Kitchens

Not all Wagyu beef is created equal, and beef aficionados are quick to note the distinction. While Japan’s Kobe and Miyazaki Wagyu have long...

New Drug Shows Promise Against KRAS-G12C Mutation in Lung, Colorectal, and Pancreatic Cancers

A novel drug developed by a mainland Chinese biotechnology company, D3Bio, has shown promising results against three difficult-to-treat cancers—non-small cell lung, colorectal, and pancreatic—according...

Experts Warn Against Restrictive Diets Amid Rising Popularity in Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Nutrition Association has raised concerns about the rising popularity of restrictive diets like intermittent fasting and low-carbohydrate regimens, warning they may...

Hong Kong Red Cross Raises Haemoglobin Threshold for Female Blood Donors Amid Improved Donor Health

The Hong Kong Red Cross has raised the haemoglobin threshold for female blood donors for the first time in 30 years, reflecting improved donor...

Hong Kong Boosts Support for Outdoor Workers Amid Intense Heatwave and Heatstroke Risks

Hong Kong authorities have intensified efforts to protect outdoor workers from heatstroke by offering subsidies to employers purchasing cooling equipment, as the city faced...

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