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Largest Domestic Traditional Store Development Agreement in 20 Years Marks Renewed Focus on Brand’s Franchise Growth Opportunity Louisville, KY  (RestaurantNews.com)  Papa John’s International, Inc. (NASDAQ: PZZA) today announced the signing of its largest traditional store development agreement in North America in over 20 years, accelerating growth of the Papa John’s…

Private investors in Korea who parked their money in U.S. tech stocks are losing sleep as the Nasdaq took a nosedive recently. U.S. tech stocks had grown steadily for five months despite the coronavirus epidemic but plummeted more than 10 percent over the three trading days from Sept. 3 to…

Northern Vertex Mining Corp. (the “Company” or “Northern Vertex”) is pleased to announce additional high-grade gold and silver drill results have been received from its multi-phase drilling and resource expansion program (the “Program”) at the Moss Mine in NW Arizona.  Most notable results include: Drilling confirms continuity of Ruth Vein mineralization…

Updated Sep 9, 2020 – 4.46pm, first published at 7.40am 4.46pm – Sep 9, 2020'Minnow to unicorn': BrainChip tops $1.4 billion valuationTom RichardsonThe ASX has a new tech unicorn after BrainChip raced to a $1.41 billion valuation on Wednesday, up 80 per cent this week, despite the business posting immaterial…

US technology stocks suffered their worst sell-off since the depths of the market turmoil in March, with the Nasdaq Composite diving into correction territory and Tesla losing more than a fifth of its value in a single day.The technology-laden index fell for a third straight session, declining 4.1 per cent…

US police officers suspended after black man suffocated Seven police officers have been suspended after an unarmed black man died from suffocation in Rochester, New York State. Daniel Prude, 41, who had mental health issues, died in March after being put in a “spit hood” to restrain him, but his death has…

Updated Sep 4, 2020 – 5.38pm, first published at 6.30amKey PointsWall Street suffers worst session since JuneNasdaq slumps 5 per cent; Apple slides 8 per cent$A trades below US73c 5.38pm – Sep 4, 2020Westpac lifts 2020 GDP forecast to -3.5 per centSarah TurnerWestpac has lifted its forecasts for the Australian…

Sep 4, 2020 – 3.11amUS stocks fell, poised to record their worst day since June, as investors bailed on technology stocks after their stunning rally."In the absence of a specific catalyst, it’s easy to classify today’s swoon as profit-taking," said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer for Independent Advisor Alliance."Valuation is…

The Nasdaq fell 5% on Thursday, its worst decline since March, and the S&P 500 had its worst session since June, but no one was quite sure why.What happened: Fund managers and strategists posited that profit taking or rebalancing was to blame as no fundamental drivers for the sell-off were…

Thomson Reuters US stocks gained on Tuesday as investors mulled corporate earnings and encouraging economic data out of China. Zoom Technologies leaped alongside other so-called work-from-home stocks after trouncing Wall Street's second-quarter estimates and raising its forward guidance. A private gauge of small Chinese manufacturers gained in August to its…