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Eurozone growth better than expected at end of 2025
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business1d ago

Eurozone growth better than expected at end of 2025

  • The eurozone's economy grew 0.3% in the last quarter of 2025, beating expectations.
  • Year-on-year GDP rose 1.3%, easing from 1.4% in the prior quarter.
  • Germany posted 0.3% quarterly growth, the economy's largest contributor.
  • Italy and Spain also grew, by 0.4% and 0.8% respectively.
  • France stagnated amid long budget negotiations for 2026.
  • Ireland contracted 0.6% in the final quarter of 2025.
  • Eurostat figures reflect ongoing post-crisis dynamics and energy-price shifts.
  • The data come amid mixed signals from Europe's economic performance.
  • Three of the eurozone’s four largest economies contributed to growth.
  • Overall eurozone growth remains modest but above some forecasts.
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Italy leads in Azerbaijani energy imports, as SOFAZ reports strong 2025 results
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business21h ago

Italy leads in Azerbaijani energy imports, as SOFAZ reports strong 2025 results

  • SOFAZ reports strong 2025 results with a sharp asset rise, underpinning Azerbaijan's energy export strength.
  • Italy remains the largest European recipient of Azerbaijani oil and natural gas in 2025.
  • The Southern Gas Corridor and TAP place Italy at the center of Azerbaijani gas shipments to Europe.
  • SOFAZ’s 2025 assets rose about 22.5% to roughly €61.6 billion, reflecting hydrocarbon inflows.
  • SOFAZ transferred about €7.1 billion to the Azerbaijani state budget in 2025.
  • European demand for Azerbaijani energy remained strong in 2025.
  • Italy’s 2025 energy intake centers on oil PRocessing at major refineries and redistribution across Europe.
  • Azerbaijan’s energy partnership with Italy is framed as strategic for Europe’s diversification.
  • SOFAZ highlights continued importance of the Southern Gas Corridor for Europe’s energy security.
  • Azerbaijan emphasizes infrastructure and long-term contracts to support energy exports to Europe.
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The Happiest Destination for U.S. Travelers In 2026 Is Delicious — and Won't Surprise Anyone
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world17h ago

The Happiest Destination for U.S. Travelers In 2026 Is Delicious — and Won't Surprise Anyone

  • Italy was named the happiest vacation destination for U.S. travelers in 2026, according to Attraction Tickets.
  • The country’s mix of art, history, food and varied climates appeals to many vacation styles.
  • U.S. travelers spend the most money and stay the most nights in Italy, averaging €191.1 per night for over 10 nights.
  • Rome, Florence and Venice plus the Amalfi Coast are highlighted as top Italian hotspots.
  • The Data Appeal Company found a traveler satisfaction score of 86.1/100 for U.S. travelers in Italy.
  • Italy saw over 8.1 million arrivals and 23.7 million overnight stays in 2024, with more than 1.4 million U.S. arrivals in 2025.
  • Italy offers coast, mountains, ancient sites and modern cities from Rome to Florence to Pisa.
  • The ranking factored in destination popularity, traveler behavior and buzz, plus hours of sunlight.
  • Other top destinations in the list include California’s Universal Studios Hollywood, New York’s Central Park and Paris’ Eiffel Tower.
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Beloved Italian restaurant chain to close another 30 locations
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business9h ago

Beloved Italian restaurant chain to close another 30 locations

  • Noodles & Company plans to close 30–35 restaurants in 2026, adding to prior shutdowns.
  • Total U.S. locations would fall by more than 100 since early 2024, a downturn of over 18%.
  • Executives say closures target restaurants with less opportunity to perform to protect stronger sites.
  • Sales at remaining locations reportedly improved, with comparable sales up over 7% in the latest quarter.
  • Noodles & Company boosted value with a new 'Delicious Duos' menu offering, starting at $9.95.
  • An activist investor owning about 6% of the company has urged selling up to 200 locations.
  • A potential reverse stock split has been floated to raise the share price, with a vote set for February 4.
  • The company faced a broader industry downturn, with 22 restaurant chains filing for bankruptcy in 2025.
  • Company cited inflation, higher wages and restrained consumer spending as drivers of the downturn.
  • Noodles & Company posted progress on cost controls while navigating investor pressure.
  • The overall strategy centers on concentrating operations where opportunities remain strongest.
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