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Home Depot on Tuesday topped quarterly expectations, but cautioned that sales will be weaker than expected in the back half of the year as high interest rates and consumer uncertainty dampen demand.
The party, which said the ruling set a dangerous precedent for how the constitution could be interpreted, will unveil its new name and leadership on Friday.
Expensive Big Mac meals and fears of surge pricing at grocery stores have put food chains and consumer product companies in politicians' crosshairs.
The party was dismissed by the establishment as too liberal, too radical, even revolutionary. But it scored a stunning victory in Thailand’s election last year, as millions of voters delivered a rebuke to the country’s monarchy, its military and its moneyed elite.
KUALA LUMPUR: As a board member of his alma mater, a Chinese vernacular school, lawyer Wong Kong Fatt knows how difficult it is to raise funds for new buildings, halls and classrooms.
Hamzah, who served under President Megawati Soekarnoputri, died at a hospital in Jakarta on Wednesday, a politician from the Development Planning Party, known as PPP, said in a locally televised interview.
GOYANG, South Korea -- South Korea's ruling conservative party selected a former justice minister now at odds with President Yoon Suk Yeol as its leader on Tuesday as part of efforts to rebuild after a stinging defeat in legislative elections earlier this year.