Green Thumb Industries opened RISE Dispensary Port St. Lucie, taking its Florida retail network to 24 locations just 12 days after opening Port Charlotte.

OBOOK Holdings posted nearly flat first-half revenue and a wider loss, while post-period activity on its OwlPay Harbor stablecoin payments platform accelerated.

State Department notices allocate $725 million to the U.N. regular budget and $125 million to peacekeeping, according to AP, but most of the U.S. arrears would remain unpaid.

Washington is expected to detail new Iran sanctions Monday as severe Strait of Hormuz constraints keep Gulf oil flows restricted and crude-price risks elevated.

Canada will impose new dollar-for-dollar tariffs on U.S. goods from September 8, targeting sectors including steel, dairy, appliances, agricultural equipment, pulp and paper, and electronics.

The duties cover selected Canadian products, including goods otherwise eligible for USMCA treatment, while Ottawa plans dollar-for-dollar retaliation.

The reported 3.8% planning rate would be the highest used at Japan’s budget-request stage in 29 years, as rising JGB yields push up the cost of servicing government debt.

PanStar Acro left Busan with 837 TEU of cargo and empty containers on a 45-day government-backed test of the Northern Sea Route to Europe.

Airbus’s push for four days a week on site has lost ground as French telework protections remain in force and Spanish labor talks preserve existing remote-work arrangements.

CeMat now expects 2026 EBITDA of DKK 16.5 million to DKK 17.2 million after signing a conditional agreement to sell Moje Bielany 1’s fully leased retail space.