Restaurant Brands’ Earnings Fall Short As Traffic At Tim Hortons Weakens

[ad_1] Restaurant Brands International (QSR) has reported first-quarter financial results that missed Wall Street’s expectations due to a same-store sales decline at Tim Hortons. The Toronto-based company, which also owns restaurant chains Burger King, Popeyes, and Firehouse Subs, announced earnings per share (EPS) of $0.75 U.S., which missed the consensus estimate among analysts…

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TSX Positive at End of Thursday Session

[ad_1] Equities in Canada mirrored the performance of their American cousins Thursday, on perception of clearer trade policy south of the border. The TSX Composite Index gained 92.88 points to close Thursday at 25,254.06. The Canadian dollar slid 0.43 cents at 71.85 cents U.S. In corporate news, Canadian Natural Resources…

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Dow Pops as Trump Unravels Trade Framework

[ad_1] Advertisment Stocks rose Thursday after President Donald Trump announced a trade deal framework between the U.S. and United Kingdom, the first major agreement hatched since the U.S. launched pre-emptive tariffs on most of the globe earlier this year. The Dow Jones Industrials hiked 254.72 points to 41,368.69. The S&P 500 index…

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AppLovin Pops on Earnings Triumph

[ad_1] AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP) shares soared Thursday after the company reported earnings and revenue that beat expectations and announced the sale of its mobile gaming business. Earnings came in at $1.67 per share vs $1.45 per share expected, on Revenue: $1.48 billion vs $1.38 billion expected. The company logged $1.16 billion in first-quarter…

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From Designer PDFs to Office Docs with Python

[ad_1] Clients rarely mean harm when they ask for small tweaks to a polished PDF, but designers know the chaos that request can unleash. That static, perfect PDF—meticulously aligned, font-stable, color-profiled—is suddenly being copied, pasted, and edited in apps that were never part of the original plan. And if that client lives inside Word or…

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Nvidia Flat Despite Loosening Chip Restrictions

[ad_1] Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) shares were unchanged on Thursday as the Trump administration prepared to rescind what’s known as the “AI diffusion rule,” effectively stopping a set of artificial intelligence chip controls from taking effect later this month. A Department of Commerce spokesperson confirmed the plan after Bloomberg reported on it earlier. “The Biden…

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