Publix Discontinues In-App Payment Feature March 19
Publix is discontinuing its in-app payment feature, Publix Pay, starting March 19, affecting customers who relied on the app for grocery purchases.
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Kohl’s Stock Sinks as Sales Decline Continues, Recovery Remains Uncertain
Kohl's stock sinks as sales decline continues, recovery remains uncertain.
Oil Prices Drop After Trump Warns Iran Over Strait Of Hormuz
Oil prices drop after Trump warns Iran over Strait of Hormuz, triggering market uncertainty.
Farah Man Detained for Allegedly Killing Wife with Kalashnikov
A man from Farah province was detained after allegedly killing his wife with a Kalashnikov rifle.
Kuwait Flight Cancellations Disrupt Travel to Doha, Riyadh, Mumbai, and More
Over 28 flights from Kuwait were cancelled, disrupting travel to Doha, Riyadh, Mumbai, and more.
AFP Operations in West Philippine Sea Continue Despite Rising Fuel Prices
AFP confirms continued military operations in the West Philippine Sea despite rising fuel prices.
Nepalese Marketing Association Launches Marketing Vision 2026 Conference in Kathmandu
Nepalese Marketing Association launches 'Marketing Vision 2026' conference in Kathmandu to explore brand strategy and AI integration.
Cebu City Mandates Shutdown of Parked Government Vehicles to Cut Costs
Cebu City mandates shutdown of parked government vehicles to cut fuel and electricity costs amid rising global oil prices.
Philippines Private Sector Can’t Automatically Adopt 4-Day Workweek Without Agreement
The Philippines private sector cannot automatically implement a four-day workweek without mutual agreement between employers and employees, according to the Department of Labor and Employment.
UK Water Bill Hikes Curbed to 2.2% Amid Regulatory Review
UK water bill hikes are capped at 2.2% after regulators reject most of the requested increases.
Americans Save $30 Per Fill by Switching to Tesla Amid Iran Conflict-Driven Gas Surge
Americans driving electric vehicles are saving $30 per fill as gas prices surge due to the conflict in the Middle East.
Water Infrastructure Becomes New Front in Middle East Conflict
A recent Iranian drone strike on a desalination plant in Bahrain has raised concerns over the targeting of critical water infrastructure in the Middle East.
Tennessee’s The Plateau Group Rebrands as Lumos Insurance After 45 Years
Tennessee's The Plateau Group has rebranded as Lumos Insurance after 45 years, focusing on modernization and expansion.
Toto Wolff’s Mercedes Bid Challenges Christian Horner’s Alpine Ambitions in F1
Christian Horner's bid to return to Formula 1 through Alpine F1 Team faces a new challenge as Mercedes, led by Toto Wolff, reportedly enters the race to acquire a stake in the team.
Embraer Eyes 2028 E175 Assembly in India with 200-Order Target
Embraer could begin assembling E175 jets in India by 2028, but the project depends on securing 200 orders.