U.S. Says Hamas Operates Out of Gaza Hospitals, Endorsing Israel’s Allegations
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*Earth is 'big enough' for U.S. and China to succeed, Xi says as he meets Biden*
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*Sweden’s Tesla blockade is spreading — Starting Friday, dockworkers in all Swedish ports will refuse to offload Teslas, cleaning crews will no longer clean showrooms, and mechanics won’t fix charging points*
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*meirl*
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*В России снимут ремейк «Семи самураев» с оцифрованными советскими актёрами*
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*What is this called in your language?*
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*О Форменной Одежде*
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*Disney разрабатывает «Холодное сердце — 3». Четвёртая часть тоже в планах*
Два первых мультфильма собрали 2,5 миллиарда долларов.
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*Target reveals shocking results from anti-theft measures*
As earnings reports start to pour in, retailers are giving us a pulse on how theft and crime may have depleted their shelves this season. We're also getting a sense for how any precautionary measures against theft may have worked over the past 90 or so days. Related: Home Depot sends a very different message about the economy Some retailers have taken rather draconian measures to counteract the potent affect of theft in their stores. Common metropolitan drugstores like Walgreens (WBA) - Get Free Report and CVS (CVS) - Get Free Report, for example, have taken to chaining up some of their most-stolen goods, like pizza and ice cream, or putting toilet paper under lock and key. NEW: The Walgreens at 16th/Geary in San Francisco has chained up the freezer section ⛓️ Workers said normally shoplifters clean out all the pizza and ice cream every night. They’re usually hit 20x a day. The whole store is virtually locked up. @KPIXtv h/t @greenbergnation pic.twitter.com/lfFWmkLWdo— Betty Yu (@bett_yu) July 18, 2023 Target (TGT) - Get Free Report, for one, is determined not to succumb to the wave of theft sweeping many big box retailers. "Beyond macroeconomic challenges, we continue to contend with significant headwinds caused by inventory shrink, building on a worsening trend that emerged last year," Target CEO Brian Cornell said during the Q1 earnings call. Target continued to grapple with "an unacceptable amount of retail theft and organized retail crime," as Cornell put it on the Q2 earnings call in August. "Shrink in the second quarter remained consistent with our expectations but well above the sustainable level where we expect to operate over time," he said. So Target went to work trying to identify the core issues. In October, it shuttered nine stores in four states to combat the issue. The nine stores, which were located in the Seattle, New York, San Francisco/Oakland, and Portland metropolitan areas, were unsustainable for business, Target said. "In this case, we cannot continue operating these stores because theft and organized retail crime are threatening the safety of our team and guests, and contributing to unsustainable business performance," Target said at the time of the closure. Now, though, nearly a month later, Target seems to be striking a different chord. Target gives update on anti-theft protocols Aside from closing several stores across the country due to theft and crime, Target also began locking up high-interest inventory in stores that remained open. And Cornell claims this has actually helped to stave the inventory bleed. “Just in the last week I’ve been on the East Coast and on the West Coast in many of those stores that you’ve talked about where, items have been locked up,” he explained during a Q3 earnings call. “And actually what we hear from the guests is a big thank you, because we are in stock with the brands that they need when they’re shopping in our stores. And because we’ve invested in team member labor in those aisles and make sure we’re there to greet that guest, open up those cases and provide them the items they’re looking for.” In other words, Target seems to have seen a lift in customer appreciation (at least) thanks to its anti-theft measures. That's not to say Target is leaving all of its troubles behind. Same-store sales, a metric of the performance of stores that have been in operation for at least one year, fell by 4.9%. So while more customers may certainly be thankful, more are yet to come in to outpace last year's numbers."
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As earnings reports start to pour in, retailers are giving us a pulse on how theft and crime may have depleted their shelves this season. We're also getting a sense for how any precautionary measures against theft may have worked over the past 90 or so days. Related: Home Depot sends a very different message about the economy Some retailers have taken rather draconian measures to counteract the potent affect of theft in their stores. Common metropolitan drugstores like Walgreens (WBA) - Get Free Report and CVS (CVS) - Get Free Report, for example, have taken to chaining up some of their most-stolen goods, like pizza and ice cream, or putting toilet paper under lock and key. NEW: The Walgreens at 16th/Geary in San Francisco has chained up the freezer section ⛓️ Workers said normally shoplifters clean out all the pizza and ice cream every night. They’re usually hit 20x a day. The whole store is virtually locked up. @KPIXtv h/t @greenbergnation pic.twitter.com/lfFWmkLWdo— Betty Yu (@bett_yu) July 18, 2023 Target (TGT) - Get Free Report, for one, is determined not to succumb to the wave of theft sweeping many big box retailers. "Beyond macroeconomic challenges, we continue to contend with significant headwinds caused by inventory shrink, building on a worsening trend that emerged last year," Target CEO Brian Cornell said during the Q1 earnings call. Target continued to grapple with "an unacceptable amount of retail theft and organized retail crime," as Cornell put it on the Q2 earnings call in August. "Shrink in the second quarter remained consistent with our expectations but well above the sustainable level where we expect to operate over time," he said. So Target went to work trying to identify the core issues. In October, it shuttered nine stores in four states to combat the issue. The nine stores, which were located in the Seattle, New York, San Francisco/Oakland, and Portland metropolitan areas, were unsustainable for business, Target said. "In this case, we cannot continue operating these stores because theft and organized retail crime are threatening the safety of our team and guests, and contributing to unsustainable business performance," Target said at the time of the closure. Now, though, nearly a month later, Target seems to be striking a different chord. Target gives update on anti-theft protocols Aside from closing several stores across the country due to theft and crime, Target also began locking up high-interest inventory in stores that remained open. And Cornell claims this has actually helped to stave the inventory bleed. “Just in the last week I’ve been on the East Coast and on the West Coast in many of those stores that you’ve talked about where, items have been locked up,” he explained during a Q3 earnings call. “And actually what we hear from the guests is a big thank you, because we are in stock with the brands that they need when they’re shopping in our stores. And because we’ve invested in team member labor in those aisles and make sure we’re there to greet that guest, open up those cases and provide them the items they’re looking for.” In other words, Target seems to have seen a lift in customer appreciation (at least) thanks to its anti-theft measures. That's not to say Target is leaving all of its troubles behind. Same-store sales, a metric of the performance of stores that have been in operation for at least one year, fell by 4.9%. So while more customers may certainly be thankful, more are yet to come in to outpace last year's numbers."
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*Domino's makes a major tech advance*
Get your taste buds ready, Domino's Pizza is coming in hot. When you're in the pizza business, you want to make sure customers get their food as fast as humanly possible.Related: Why this analyst just boosted his price target for one Big Tech giant Domino's (DPZ) - Get Free Report operates more than 14,000 pizza restaurants in more than 85 countries, and delivers more than 1.5 million pizzas each day. Deliveries represent roughly 50% of orders at Dominos and about 60% of sales. During last month's third-quarter earnings call, Chief Financial Office Sandeep Reddy said "the delivery business continued to be challenged," in the quarter. "We expect delivery orders to have an improvement in trend in Q4, as our updated loyalty program and our Emergency Pizza Promotion have now rolled out," Reddy said, according to a transcript of the call. But deliveries also come with an environmental angle as the internal combustion engine spreads a lot a bad stuff in the air.Safest ride for 'precious pizza cargo' Last year, the company starting rolling out a fleet of 800 of General Motors' (GM) - Get Free Report Chevy Bolts in the U.S. and earlier this year Domino's boosted that number to 1,100 electric vehicles, due to franchise demand. And back in 2019, the company announced its stores would have the option to use custom e-bikes for pizza delivery through a partnership with Rad Power Bikes. Now the Australia-based Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd. (DPZUF) - Get Free Report, Domino's largest franchisee, announced that it's "boldly going where no pizza company has gone before." And just how are they doing that, you ask? The company unveiled a new e-bike which they say is "destined to change the food delivery universe forever." The dxb, as the bike is known, features a fan-forced pizza oven that has been “expertly engineered to provide the hottest, smoothest and safest ride for precious pizza cargo.” The bike also has a "shock absorber system to rival a fighter jet" and a “space-age suspension that cuts g-forces by an incredible 67%," which sounds like something out of "Top Gun." Domino’s Group Chief Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Officer Marika Stegmeijer said that by investing in electric delivery modes, Domino's aims to reduce its carbon footprint and "lead the charge towards a greener and cleaner future."Bike is a concept, company says “Our new e-bike concept is a testament to our dedication to delivering not only great-tasting pizzas, but also making a positive difference for our people, customers, food, communities and, of course, our environment,” she said. However, you probably shouldn't be looking out your window for a dxb anytime soon, as Domino's says that "for now, the dxb is a concept to show what’s possible for plans for wider adoption in the future." This e-bike is only being rolled out in the Domino’s Pizza Enterprises markets, the territory covered by the Australia-based franchisee, according to Electrek, which includes Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Taiwan. But, hey, there's other ways of getting around. The Tritan, an experimental Domino’s delivery vehicle from the 1980’s, is headed to auction. The car, which is only one of 10 in existence, was commissioned by Domino’s founder Tim Monaghan in 1985 in an attempt to create an “economical delivery vehicle.” The Tritan comes with a 440-cc rotary engine and gets about 80 miles to the gallon. Mecum Auctions is handling the sale, so get ready to go back to the future. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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Get your taste buds ready, Domino's Pizza is coming in hot. When you're in the pizza business, you want to make sure customers get their food as fast as humanly possible.Related: Why this analyst just boosted his price target for one Big Tech giant Domino's (DPZ) - Get Free Report operates more than 14,000 pizza restaurants in more than 85 countries, and delivers more than 1.5 million pizzas each day. Deliveries represent roughly 50% of orders at Dominos and about 60% of sales. During last month's third-quarter earnings call, Chief Financial Office Sandeep Reddy said "the delivery business continued to be challenged," in the quarter. "We expect delivery orders to have an improvement in trend in Q4, as our updated loyalty program and our Emergency Pizza Promotion have now rolled out," Reddy said, according to a transcript of the call. But deliveries also come with an environmental angle as the internal combustion engine spreads a lot a bad stuff in the air.Safest ride for 'precious pizza cargo' Last year, the company starting rolling out a fleet of 800 of General Motors' (GM) - Get Free Report Chevy Bolts in the U.S. and earlier this year Domino's boosted that number to 1,100 electric vehicles, due to franchise demand. And back in 2019, the company announced its stores would have the option to use custom e-bikes for pizza delivery through a partnership with Rad Power Bikes. Now the Australia-based Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd. (DPZUF) - Get Free Report, Domino's largest franchisee, announced that it's "boldly going where no pizza company has gone before." And just how are they doing that, you ask? The company unveiled a new e-bike which they say is "destined to change the food delivery universe forever." The dxb, as the bike is known, features a fan-forced pizza oven that has been “expertly engineered to provide the hottest, smoothest and safest ride for precious pizza cargo.” The bike also has a "shock absorber system to rival a fighter jet" and a “space-age suspension that cuts g-forces by an incredible 67%," which sounds like something out of "Top Gun." Domino’s Group Chief Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Officer Marika Stegmeijer said that by investing in electric delivery modes, Domino's aims to reduce its carbon footprint and "lead the charge towards a greener and cleaner future."Bike is a concept, company says “Our new e-bike concept is a testament to our dedication to delivering not only great-tasting pizzas, but also making a positive difference for our people, customers, food, communities and, of course, our environment,” she said. However, you probably shouldn't be looking out your window for a dxb anytime soon, as Domino's says that "for now, the dxb is a concept to show what’s possible for plans for wider adoption in the future." This e-bike is only being rolled out in the Domino’s Pizza Enterprises markets, the territory covered by the Australia-based franchisee, according to Electrek, which includes Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Taiwan. But, hey, there's other ways of getting around. The Tritan, an experimental Domino’s delivery vehicle from the 1980’s, is headed to auction. The car, which is only one of 10 in existence, was commissioned by Domino’s founder Tim Monaghan in 1985 in an attempt to create an “economical delivery vehicle.” The Tritan comes with a 440-cc rotary engine and gets about 80 miles to the gallon. Mecum Auctions is handling the sale, so get ready to go back to the future. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd. unveils a new e-bike which they say is "destined to change the food delivery universe forever."
Domino's makes a major tech advance
Get your taste buds ready, Domino's Pizza is coming in hot. When you're in the pizza business, you want to make sure customers get their food as fast as humanly possible.Related: Why this analyst just boosted his price target for one Big Tech giant Domino's (DPZ) - Get Free Report operates more than 14,000 pizza restaurants in more than 85 countries, and delivers more than 1.5 million pizzas each day. Deliveries represent roughly 50% of orders at Dominos and about 60% of sales. During last month's third-quarter earnings call, Chief Financial Office Sandeep Reddy said "the delivery business continued to be challenged," in the quarter. "We expect delivery orders to have an improvement in trend in Q4, as our updated loyalty program and our Emergency Pizza Promotion have now rolled out," Reddy said, according to a transcript of the call. But deliveries also come with an environmental angle as the internal combustion engine spreads a lot a bad stuff in the air.Safest ride for 'precious pizza cargo' Last year, the company starting rolling out a fleet of 800 of General Motors' (GM) - Get Free Report Chevy Bolts in the U.S. and earlier this year Domino's boosted that number to 1,100 electric vehicles, due to franchise demand. And back in 2019, the company announced its stores would have the option to use custom e-bikes for pizza delivery through a partnership with Rad Power Bikes. Now the Australia-based Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd. (DPZUF) - Get Free Report, Domino's largest franchisee, announced that it's "boldly going where no pizza company has gone before." And just how are they doing that, you ask? The company unveiled a new e-bike which they say is "destined to change the food delivery universe forever." The dxb, as the bike is known, features a fan-forced pizza oven that has been “expertly engineered to provide the hottest, smoothest and safest ride for precious pizza cargo.” The bike also has a "shock absorber system to rival a fighter jet" and a “space-age suspension that cuts g-forces by an incredible 67%," which sounds like something out of "Top Gun." Domino’s Group Chief Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Officer Marika Stegmeijer said that by investing in electric delivery modes, Domino's aims to reduce its carbon footprint and "lead the charge towards a greener and cleaner future."Bike is a concept, company says “Our new e-bike concept is a testament to our dedication to delivering not only great-tasting pizzas, but also making a positive difference for our people, customers, food, communities and, of course, our environment,” she said. However, you probably shouldn't be looking out your window for a dxb anytime soon, as Domino's says that "for now, the dxb is a concept to show what’s possible for plans for wider adoption in the future." This e-bike is only being rolled out in the Domino’s Pizza Enterprises markets, the territory covered by the Australia-based franchisee, according to Electrek, which includes Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Taiwan. But, hey, there's other ways of getting around. The Tritan, an experimental Domino’s delivery vehicle from the 1980’s, is headed to auction. The car, which is only one of 10 in existence, was commissioned by Domino’s founder Tim Monaghan in 1985 in an attempt to create an “economical delivery vehicle.” The Tritan comes with a 440-cc rotary engine and gets about 80 miles to the gallon. Mecum Auctions is handling the sale, so get ready to go back to the future. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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Get your taste buds ready, Domino's Pizza is coming in hot. When you're in the pizza business, you want to make sure customers get their food as fast as humanly possible.Related: Why this analyst just boosted his price target for one Big Tech giant Domino's (DPZ) - Get Free Report operates more than 14,000 pizza restaurants in more than 85 countries, and delivers more than 1.5 million pizzas each day. Deliveries represent roughly 50% of orders at Dominos and about 60% of sales. During last month's third-quarter earnings call, Chief Financial Office Sandeep Reddy said "the delivery business continued to be challenged," in the quarter. "We expect delivery orders to have an improvement in trend in Q4, as our updated loyalty program and our Emergency Pizza Promotion have now rolled out," Reddy said, according to a transcript of the call. But deliveries also come with an environmental angle as the internal combustion engine spreads a lot a bad stuff in the air.Safest ride for 'precious pizza cargo' Last year, the company starting rolling out a fleet of 800 of General Motors' (GM) - Get Free Report Chevy Bolts in the U.S. and earlier this year Domino's boosted that number to 1,100 electric vehicles, due to franchise demand. And back in 2019, the company announced its stores would have the option to use custom e-bikes for pizza delivery through a partnership with Rad Power Bikes. Now the Australia-based Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd. (DPZUF) - Get Free Report, Domino's largest franchisee, announced that it's "boldly going where no pizza company has gone before." And just how are they doing that, you ask? The company unveiled a new e-bike which they say is "destined to change the food delivery universe forever." The dxb, as the bike is known, features a fan-forced pizza oven that has been “expertly engineered to provide the hottest, smoothest and safest ride for precious pizza cargo.” The bike also has a "shock absorber system to rival a fighter jet" and a “space-age suspension that cuts g-forces by an incredible 67%," which sounds like something out of "Top Gun." Domino’s Group Chief Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Officer Marika Stegmeijer said that by investing in electric delivery modes, Domino's aims to reduce its carbon footprint and "lead the charge towards a greener and cleaner future."Bike is a concept, company says “Our new e-bike concept is a testament to our dedication to delivering not only great-tasting pizzas, but also making a positive difference for our people, customers, food, communities and, of course, our environment,” she said. However, you probably shouldn't be looking out your window for a dxb anytime soon, as Domino's says that "for now, the dxb is a concept to show what’s possible for plans for wider adoption in the future." This e-bike is only being rolled out in the Domino’s Pizza Enterprises markets, the territory covered by the Australia-based franchisee, according to Electrek, which includes Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Taiwan. But, hey, there's other ways of getting around. The Tritan, an experimental Domino’s delivery vehicle from the 1980’s, is headed to auction. The car, which is only one of 10 in existence, was commissioned by Domino’s founder Tim Monaghan in 1985 in an attempt to create an “economical delivery vehicle.” The Tritan comes with a 440-cc rotary engine and gets about 80 miles to the gallon. Mecum Auctions is handling the sale, so get ready to go back to the future. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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