Markets
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TELUS Prices Tender Offers for Eight Debt Series
TELUS Corporation has finalized pricing for its cash tender offers to repurchase outstanding notes. This strategic debt management move specifies terms for various series of senior notes maturing between 2030 and 2051. The company expects to settle these transactions on July 3, 2025. RBC Dominion Securities Inc. and others are managing the offers.
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New Coach, New Squad: China’s Young Stars Face Korea and Japan Amidst Skepticism
China’s men’s national football team announced its squad for the East Asian Football Championship, featuring new talent. This follows the contract termination of former head coach Branko Ivanković after the team’s failure to advance in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. The CFA confirmed Ivanković’s departure after an expert panel review.
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Tutor Perini Wins $1.87 Billion Midtown Bus Terminal Staging and Storage Project
Tutor Perini Corporation has been awarded a $1.87 billion contract by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey for the Midtown Bus Terminal Redevelopment Program. The project includes constructing a seven-story bus storage facility and a ramp structure to facilitate bus movement. Construction is set to begin in fall 2025, with completion of funded portions expected by fall 2028.
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Toll Brothers Announces Final Homes Available at Murphy’s Crescent Hill
Toll Brothers announces a final opportunity to purchase a luxury home at Crescent Hill in Murphy, Texas. This community offers spacious one- and two-story designs with 4-6 bedrooms and upscale finishes, priced from the mid-$700,000s. Residents benefit from the Plano school district and convenient access to amenities. Quick move-in homes are available.
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ANGLE PLC: 2025 AGM Results Announced
ANGLE plc announced all resolutions were passed at its 2025 Annual General Meeting. The global leader in liquid biopsy technology, known for its Parsortix® PC1 System, focuses on circulating tumor cell (CTC) solutions for research, drug development, and clinical oncology. The company offers clinical services and diagnostic products, backed by over 100 peer-reviewed publications.
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95er Chinese Man Becomes Medspa Mogul
Chinese men, particularly those born in the mid-90s, are increasingly driving the medical aesthetics market. Motivated by dating prospects and career advancement, this demographic seeks discreet treatments for acne, aging, and general appearance enhancement. While domestic options grow, men often prefer natural-looking results and prioritize professional expertise. The market is expanding, with focused strategies targeting this male segment, though education and trust remain key challenges.
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Spring Airlines Japan Plane Suffers Malfunction, Plummets 8,000 Meters; Company Responds
A Spring Airlines flight from Shanghai to Tokyo made an emergency landing at Kansai International Airport shortly after takeoff due to a mid-air malfunction, suspected to be an oil pressure system failure. Passengers reported a significant descent and deployed oxygen masks. Spring Airlines confirmed a technical issue and is investigating the incident, while clarifying its flight codes.
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OpenAI Scrambles: Emergency Raises and Company-Wide Holiday Amidst 8 Key Departures
OpenAI has paused operations for employees this week, partly in response to Meta’s aggressive recruitment of its researchers. Leadership is actively working to retain staff and is reassessing compensation. The company is refocusing on its primary mission of achieving AGI, even as competitors like xAI push forward with new models.
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Robinhood’s Crypto Expansion: Stock Tokens, Layer 2, EU/US Futures & Staking
Robinhood is expanding its global reach with stock and ETF tokens for EU investors, marking a significant entry into the European market. The company is also developing its own Layer 2 blockchain for tokenized assets. Additionally, Robinhood is launching crypto perpetual futures in the EU and crypto staking for US customers, further broadening its crypto offerings and aiming to make investing more accessible worldwide.
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Drunk Man Reports Car Stolen, Surveillance Reveals He Drove It Himself to Washhouse
A Beijing man reported his car stolen, only to discover he had driven it to a bathhouse while drunk. He only remembered his actions after police reviewed surveillance footage. Mr. Jiang, whose blood alcohol level was significantly over the legal limit, was charged with dangerous driving, receiving a suspended jail sentence and a fine.