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Greece signs a landmark deal with Chevron and HELLENiQ for deep-sea hydrocarbon exploration, seeking energy independence amid high environmental stakes.

New research reveals the UK's booming sauna culture is more than just heat; it's a powerful social tool that could be prescribed to combat loneliness.

As the 139th Canton Fair opens pre-registration, record-breaking attendance and digital upgrades signal a robust outlook for global trade in 2026.

Influential proxy advisors ISS and Glass Lewis urge shareholders to approve the C$36.60 per share cash offer, framing it as a secure exit for investors.

A new report reveals America's youngest workers face a crisis of confidence while the much-hyped AI revolution stalls in the workplace.

Home prices see modest gains, but rising incomes and balanced inventory are shifting the power back to homebuyers for the first time since the pandemic.

SkyMD's new virtual therapy service targets New Mexico's deep provider shortages and access issues, but enters a competitive and complex digital market.

With rising diagnoses and an aging workforce, Parkinson's is no longer a retirement issue. Are Canadian companies prepared for this new reality?

A new 68-unit affordable senior community in Castle Hayne is secured by a key federal loan, highlighting a successful model for rural housing needs.

Networking giant Belden reports record 2025 revenue and profit while launching a major strategic overhaul to dominate the converging IT and OT markets.

As RSNs crumble, the St. Louis Cardinals and Gray Media launch a massive free TV package, bringing MLB and minor league games to fans across the Midwest.

Tokyo's premier creative festival returns, transforming nine districts with its 'FUTURE VINTAGE' theme, a new Vintage Fashion Week, and city-wide art.

As BJ’s prepares to report Q4 results, investors are watching if a pizza relaunch and new efficiencies can overcome industry-wide cost pressures.

NYC's 120th Toy Fair unveils 2026's top trends, from AI to nostalgia, as the industry navigates consumer anxiety and strict new global safety rules.

A surge in healthcare job applications offers a prime opportunity, but new data reveals a critical bottleneck preventing companies from turning interest into hires.

IKEA Canada's popular $1 breakfast is back. More than a deal, it's a savvy strategy blending charity, customer loyalty, and affordability.

With dating costs soaring 12.5% in a year, nearly half of singles say it's not worth it. A new survey reveals how 'date-flation' is changing romance.

The tech giant behind Evernote and Vimeo is launching a massive scholarship, a strategic play to secure Europe's top computer science innovators.

A new report shows many Americans are ditching pricey V-Day gifts to pay down debt, revealing a deep economic divide reshaping how we celebrate love.

ARS Pharma's neffy challenges the EpiPen with new data on efficacy, cost-effectiveness, and patient preference, promising a less intimidating allergy emergency.