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Walmart reported strong third-quarter earnings, exceeding expectations with a 5% sales increase, while Target's results fell short, leading to a significant drop in its stock. Both retailers are navigating a cautious consumer landscape influenced by inflation and changing shopping behaviors ahead of the holiday season.
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Costco has issued a recall for Kirkland Signature Smoked Salmon sold between October 9 and 13 due to potential listeria contamination. Customers are advised to return the product for a full refund. This recall follows a series of food safety incidents affecting various products across multiple retailers.
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John Lewis is investing £6.5 million to revamp its Oxford Street store, part of an £800 million plan to enhance its retail presence. The upgrade includes a Jamie Oliver cooking school, luxury beauty treatments, and a partnership with a luxury resale brand, reflecting a renewed focus on physical retail amid changing consumer preferences.
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As the election approaches, third-party candidates like Jill Stein and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may influence the outcome between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Voter dissatisfaction, particularly in swing states like Michigan, could lead to significant shifts in support, complicating the already tight race.
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Costco is recalling 79,200 pounds of Kirkland Signature butter due to missing allergen warnings on packaging. The FDA classified the recall as Class II, indicating potential health risks. Social media reactions highlight the absurdity of needing a warning for a dairy product. The recall follows a recent spike in butter prices in Russia.
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Recent reports highlight troubling food delivery trends in the UK, revealing a growing reliance on convenience foods. Simultaneously, a racial profiling incident at a Morrisons store has raised significant concerns about discrimination in retail environments. These stories reflect broader societal issues regarding health and equality.