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Krispy Kreme's new Reese's doughnut isn't available everywhere in Alabama
Leon Pettaway, manager of the Mobile store on Hillcrest Road, said his location won't carry the doughnut because of concerns over customers with peanut allergies. The new Reese's Peanut Butter Doughnut will emerge from fryers and land behind Krispy Kreme counters in the US beginning on Friday. So, if you want one, get 'em while they're hot-literally and figuratively, of course.
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Passengers facing long security queues at some European airports
The details of people from non-Schengen countries, such as the United Kingdom, will be run through databases to see if they pose a threat. A Dublin Airport spokesman has down played fears of delays this weekend and has said the extra passport checks in place at airports within the Schengen Area did not apply in Dublin.
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Why the RBI is fussing over transmission & rigidity of base rate
That's well below the RBI's 4 percent target and its projection of 2.0-3.5 per cent in April-September, sparking pressure from the government and others to cut rates by 50 bps on Wednesday or signal another 25 bps easing later this year.
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India c.bank becomes first in Asia to cut rates this year
However, eminent banker Deepak Parekh said the RBI's decision to slash benchmark lending rate by 25 basis points is a good move for the economy. The rupee closed at 63.70-71 against a USA dollar from its previous close of Rs 64.07. Dealers said that custodian banks were seen selling dollars in favour of the rupee throughout the day, likely on behalf of their foreign investor clientele.
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Apple helps Dow Jones industrial average pass 22000 points for first time
Winfield Associates Inc. increased its position in SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF by 0.3% in the second quarter. Technology firms like Apple have powered US indexes to new highs this year, attracting investors with their ability to grow earnings during a period of tepid economic expansion.
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Qatar Airways Enters Codeshare Agreement with oneworld Partner, LATAM Airlines
On Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2017, Qatar Airways said it is dropping an attempt to buy a big stake in American Airlin. Back in June when Qatar sent its intended an notice that it was interested, American's CEO Doug Parker told employees that the company wasn't "particularly excited" about the outreach, noting that "we find it puzzling given our extremely public stance on the illegal subsidies that Qatar, Emirates and Etihad have all received over the years from their governments".