“7-Eleven Closes 444 Stores and Enters Sale-Leaseback Deal Amid Economic Challenges and Takeover Bid”

7-Eleven has announced the closure of 444 underperforming stores across North America as it faces declining foot traffic and inflationary pressures. The convenience store chain, which operates 13,000 locations in the U.S. and Canada, has seen traffic drop further by 7.3% this August, contributing to its financial struggles. The chain’s parent company, 7&i Holdings, cited … Read more

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Canada’s First Suspected Human Case of Avian Flu Under Investigation in British Columbia

British Columbia health officials are currently investigating what may be Canada’s first human case of avian influenza, or bird flu, after a teenager from the Fraser Health region tested presumptively positive. The teenager is receiving care at B.C. Children’s Hospital while experts confirm the diagnosis and work to trace the source of exposure. Avian influenza … Read more

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“Unraveling the Mystery: Thousands of Fish Found Dead in Minnesota Lake After Ice Melt”

The recent discovery of thousands of dead fish in Minnesota’s Lake Traverse has raised concerns among locals and environmental officials alike. The West Central Tribune reported that an estimated 2,000 to 3,000 fish, including freshwater drum, crappies, bluegills, white bass, smallmouth bass, and walleye, were found lifeless in the lake shortly after the ice melted … Read more

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Unveiling the Allure of Havana: A Journey into Cuba’s Timeless Capital

Nestled along the Caribbean coast, Havana, the capital city of Cuba, beckons travelers with its unique blend of history, culture, and vibrant energy. As tourism in Havana continues to flourish, visitors are treated to a captivating tapestry of colonial charm, revolutionary spirit, and the rhythmic beats of salsa echoing through the cobblestone streets. Colonial Grandeur: … Read more

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“Beyond Apollo: U.S. to Make Historic Return to the Moon on January 25 with Astrobotic’s Peregrine Lander”

In a historic endeavor, the United States is set to make its return to the Moon on January 25, more than half a century after the last Apollo mission. Spearheading this mission is the private company Astrobotic, with its unmanned lunar lander named Peregrine. Developed as part of NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program, … Read more

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“Resignation Amid Scandal: Hungarian President Katalin Novak Steps Down Over Child Abuse Pardon Controversy”

In a surprising turn of events, Hungarian President Katalin Novak has resigned amidst a scandal involving the pardoning of a man convicted of covering up child sexual abuse. The controversy erupted when it was revealed that Novak had granted clemency to an individual who had forced children to retract abuse allegations against a director of … Read more

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