The Brazilian Grand Prix unfolded in a dramatic fashion, filled with incidents that sparked numerous discussions and investigations. A significant point of contention has emerged regarding both Mercedes drivers, Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, who are now under scrutiny from the stewards for making unauthorized adjustments to their tire pressures. This issue arose during the chaotic lead-up to the race, which saw a delayed start due to an incident involving Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll, who became stranded in the gravel during the formation lap. The race was initially aborted after Stroll’s mishap, prompting a complicated situation as drivers navigated the…
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Investing.com – Shares in Restaurant Brands (NYSE:) slipped in premarket US trading on Tuesday after the Burger King-parent unveiled third-quarter financial results that missed analysts’ expectations. In the three months ended on Sept. 30, the owner of popular Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons reported a 24.7% increase in total revenue compared to the year-ago period to $2.29 billion, although this was below Bloomberg consensus estimates of $2.32 billion. Boosting the top-line returns were the firm’s recent acquisitions of its biggest Burger King franchisee in the US and its Popeyes operations in China, Restaurant Brands noted. Comparable sales at Tim Hortons, a…
Investing.com — US stock edged higher Tuesday, as Wall Street prepares for a highly-important presidential election as well as more corporate earnings. Here are some of the biggest premarket US stock movers today: Palantir (NYSE:) stock soared 14% after the data analytics software provider raised its full-year revenue forecast while reporting robust third-quarter results. DuPont (NYSE:) stock rose 2% after the industrial materials maker raised its full-year profit forecast after beating third-quarter earnings target on strong demand for electronics and artificial intelligence-based technology. Restaurant Brands (NYSE:) stock fell 1.5% after the company missed estimates for quarterly revenue due to weak…
Investing.com — Super Micro Computer Inc (NASDAQ:SMCI) has been under intense pressure over the last few months related to a short seller report, delayed financial filings, the risk of delisting, and last week’s auditor resignation. Amid the upheaval, Lynx Equity Strategies analyst KC Rajkumar now thinks the company may have no choice but to remove the more expensive NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) Blackwell program off its shipment pipeline. Rajkumar highlights Super Micro’s inventory on hand surged to $4.4 billion exiting FY2024, more than triple year-ago levels, while revenue only doubled. This directly impacted margins, profitability, and cash flow, leaving the company in…
By Kate Abnett BRUSSELS (Reuters) – China has requested that countries hold talks at next week’s COP29 U.N. climate summit on carbon border taxes and other “restrictive trade measures” that Beijing says are hurting developing countries, according to a document seen by Reuters. The request raises the prospect that mounting trade tensions between major economies could disrupt this year’s United Nations climate talks, which begin on Nov. 11 in Baku, Azerbaijan. China, on behalf of the BASIC country group which also includes Brazil, India and South Africa, has submitted a proposal to the U.N. climate body (UNFCCC) to add talks…
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The US Department of Energy (DOE) has released a primer on carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits, a crucial tool in combating climate change. CDR technologies directly capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, helping to mitigate the warming effects of greenhouse gas emissions.The DOE‘s Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) has developed this resource to provide information on CDR credits and their role in the US climate strategy. “Carbon removal can help local communities,” Noah | RSS.comCarbon credits offer a practical way to support CDR innovation, reduce costs, and improve measurement, monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) processes. By purchasing CDR credits,…
The Brazilian Grand Prix commenced under unconventional circumstances due to heavy rain that postponed qualifying on Saturday, pushing it to Sunday. The wet conditions created significant chaos during qualifying, which saw a record five red flags and damage to five cars. Despite these challenges, four of the damaged cars were repaired in time for the race. However, the situation escalated further during the formation lap when Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll lost control of his car, ending up in the gravel and prompting an aborted start to the race. As the race weekend unfolded, the aborted start brought complications for polesitter…
Image source: Getty Images Despite being sorely tempted, I count my lucky stars I didn’t buy Burberry (LSE: BRBY) shares over the past year. But a recent development means I now find myself taking a fresh look at the stock. Terrible 2024 The former FTSE 100-listed company’s woes are well known. High inflation and a cost-of-living crisis have hammered sales of luxury goods, particularly in vital markets such as China. This has led to two profit warnings and the company parting ways with former CEO Jonathan Akeroyd. On top of this, dividends have been suspended, pushing the share price down…