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Canada rail shutdown may still delay western grain exports
(Reuters) - Canada's rail shutdown may still delay loading of some bulk grain ships at the country's west-coast ports despite the government's move to end a stoppage at the nation's two largest railroads, traders and analysts said.
Golf-Korda storms into three-shot halfway lead at women's British Open
(Reuters) -Nelly Korda moved three shots clear of an illustrious field after Friday's second round of the women's British Open on the Old Course at St Andrews where the world number one carded a blemish-free 68 in wet and gusty conditions.
Former Citigroup executive suing bank was fired for performance, company says
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Citigroup alleges that a former managing director suing the bank was fired for performance reasons, rather than for what she said were attempts by the bank to give regulators false information.
Analysis-Fed's dovish shift a mixed blessing for BOJ rate hike plan
JACKSON HOLE, Wyoming (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve's dovish shift will likely give the Bank of Japan some respite in its battle to tame a weak yen, but could complicate its efforts to raise interest rates if the two central banks' diverging policy paths keep markets jittery.
J&J in talks with holdouts to $6.5 billion talc settlement
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Johnson & Johnson said on Friday it is negotiating with plaintiffs' lawyers who have opposed the company's proposed settlement of lawsuits alleging its baby powder and other talc products caused cancer, seeking to eliminate holdouts to the deal.
US requests probe of alleged labor rights denial at Pirelli facility in Mexico
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Friday it had asked Mexico to review alleged worker rights violations at tire maker Pirelli's facility in Silao de la Victoria city, the 26th U.S. labor complaint in Mexico under a 2020 trade pact.
Fed's Goolsbee: Current rate policy too tight for economy
(Reuters) -Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee said on Friday monetary policy is quite tight and is no longer aligned with current economic conditions, although he declined to provide specific guidance on what lies ahead for it.
Cava rallies to record high as solid demand for steaks and salads boosts forecasts
(Reuters) - Mediterranean restaurant chain Cava Group's shares surged over 23% to a record high of $125.38 on Friday, after strong demand for its salad bowls and pita wraps boosted its annual sales and earnings forecast.
Venezuela opposition leader Gonzalez to be called to testify about vote tally website, AG says
CARACAS (Reuters) -Former Venezuelan presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez will be asked to testify about an opposition website where voting tallies from a disputed July election are posted, attorney general Tarek Saab said on Friday.
US Secret Service puts agents on leave after Trump assassination attempt, media reports say
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Multiple U.S. Secret Service agents have been placed on leave following an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump last month, media outlets reported on Friday.
Biden asked Netanyahu to pull Israeli troops from Egypt-Gaza border, says Axios
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Joe Biden asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to move Israeli troops back from Gaza's border with Egypt as part of an initial phase of a ceasefire deal so that talks could continue, Axios reported on Friday.
Israeli strikes on Lebanon kill eight fighters, one child, security sources say
BEIRUT (Reuters) -Israeli airstrikes across southern Lebanon on Friday killed at least eight fighters and one child, according to security sources, as armed group Hezbollah responded with artillery rounds and rockets across the border.
Texas sues over Biden legalization program for immigrants married to US citizens
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Texas and a coalition of Republican-led states on Friday sued President Joe Biden's administration over a new program that offers a path to citizenship for immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally and are now married to U.S. citizens.
US to offer free COVID tests in September as part of fall campaign
(Reuters) -The U.S. government will provide free COVID-19 tests by mail starting in late September, as it kicks off a fall campaign urging eligible Americans to get vaccinated against COVID, flu and RSV, health officials said on Friday.
Russians hail Wagner chief Prigozhin as patriot on anniversary of his death
ST PETERSBURG/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Mourners gathered at a cemetery in Russia's former imperial capital under a light summer rain shower on Friday to celebrate a man they said had given his life to serve his country.
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