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Investing.com Canada·Oct 31, 202648 signal

Form 144 YUM! Brands For: 31 October By Investing.com

This article from Investing.com announces the filing of Form 144 by YUM! Brands on October 31. The content includes the headline and repeats it, along with a note about the stock's performance and a Reuters copyright. There are no further details or analysis provided within the main body of the article.

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BigGo Finance·Oct 31, 202645 signal

French Budget Stalemate Crushes Euro; Sterling Gain of Over 2% in October Could Mark Worst Month in Four Years

France's political and fiscal situation continues to deteriorate, placing heavy pressure on the euro. Since the start of October, the euro has fallen more than 2% against the British pound, touching its lowest level since April 2025 on Friday (the 30th) and on course for its worst monthly performance since July 2022. O

Economy
Vietnam.vn·Oct 31, 202645 signal

To achieve economic breakthroughs, we must remove the bottlenecks correctly.

In the first nine months of 2026, Vietnam's GDP grew by 9.01%; the third quarter alone reached 9.95% — the highest nine-month growth rate in about fifteen years. Industry and construction contributed nearly half of the overall growth. The first year of implementing the Resolution of the 14th National Congress of the Party is opening with considerable momentum.

Economy
NPR·Oct 31, 202645 signal

Is this how the great international borrowing spree ends? : Planet Money

The French protests are clashing with the reality of France’s enormous debt : Planet Money In recent months, there have been serious whispers about an outrageous possibility: that one day soon, France — the seventh largest economy in the world — might not be able to pay back its debts. Right now, protesters in France a

Economy
BigGo Finance·Oct 30, 202657 signal

Tesla, Disney Among 114 Profitable U.S. Firms That Paid Zero Current Federal Income Tax Last Year

An analysis of SEC filings by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found that 706 profitable U.S. companies paid an average effective current federal tax rate of 10.4% last year, about half the 21% statutory rate, with 114 firms including Tesla, Walt Disney, United Airlines and DoorDash paying no current federal income tax. The report puts total subsidies captured by the group at $198 billion, with Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta Platforms saving $46 billion combined from research and depreciation breaks. Corporate tax receipts fell about 15% to $381 billion in fiscal 2026 even as profits hit a record $4.7 trillion. The report's authors argue companies paying reduced rates pose a bigger revenue threat than those paying nothing, while critics say the breaks are legitimate bipartisan policy.

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