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Breakfast is getting even more expensive after US egg prices soared 8.5% in January while citrus fruits, cereal and baked goods also climbed.

Johnson & Johnson can no longer use bankruptcy to block a trial in California over claims its baby powder caused the deadly cancer of a 24-year-old man, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. expects to put a tighter leash on hiring this year after embarking on one of the firm’s biggest rounds of job cuts ever, Chief Executive Officer David Solomon said.

From Wall Street to Toronto’s Bay Street, analysts are slashing the outlooks for companies in one corner of the global oil patch that was expected to resist a sharp, double-digit earnings downturn: Canada.

Subway, one of the world’s largest restaurant chains, said it’s exploring a possible sale — offering a rare opportunity to nab a truly global brand.

A gunman killed three people and injured five others at Michigan State University’s campus in East Lansing on Monday night, police said, adding that the suspect was later found dead after apparently taking his own life.

The UK’s opposition Labour Party leads Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives in a raft of seats historically dominated by the ruling party, a poll showed.

Ghana bondholders swapped 83 billion cedis of debt ($6.8 billion) in the first step of a domestic debt restructuring that closed last week.

BlackRock Inc. Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink said the prevalence of private companies in supply chains has created a “structural problem” that means it’s not feasible to have corporations report all their ESG risks.