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American Airlines flight despite bleeding from his head. The incident occurred when he and his companion, Yusleydis Blanca Loyola, 32, boarded a flight at Miami International Airport. The flight crew noticed Hernandez-Garnier had a bloody bandage on his head, indicating a wound, as per the reports of Daily Express US. The Miami-Dade police advised Hernandez-Garnier to clean the blood and replace his wound's dressing. However, he informed them he did not have any fresh dressings. The flight crew, concerned about health risks and potential contamination from bodily fluids, asked the couple to leave the plane. Despite the request, Hernandez-Garnier and Loyola refused to comply, reportedly stating that if they couldn't fly, no one else should either.

Kellogg Co, is struggling with low sales growth and profit in India, a market that prefers traditional or savoury breakfast compared to its ready-to-eat cornflakes and muesli alternatives. For FY24, the American food company reported one of its slowest sales growth in a decade at 4% to ₹1,610 crore, with a net profit decline of 19% to ₹97 crore, as per its filing with the Registrar of Companies. A year ago, it had sales of ₹1,554 crore with net profit of ₹119 crore. Last week, chocolate maker Mars agreed to buy Kellanova for nearly $36 billion. «Cornflakes is on a decline as a category and for Kellogg, the segment accounts for the bulk of the sales. While the company has been driving sales of other products such as oats and muesli, competition is intense in these segments,» said an industry executive, who did not wish to be named. In India, Kellogg started its first manufacturing plant in 1994. Its second unit opened in 2016, followed by a research and development centre to develop breakfast products for India and other emerging markets in the Asia-Pacific. Four years ago, the company that globally relies on western style breakfast options, launched Indian options including upma in select markets to widen its consumer base, a strategy which has not worked yet.

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Warner Bros. Games has unveiled the trailer for «Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions.» The game features beloved characters like Harry Potter, Ginny Weasley and Draco Malfoy playing the popular wizarding sport.

Stephen Nedoroscik, known for his performance on the pommel horse, is the first celebrity announced for Season 33 of "Dancing With the Stars." The full cast reveal is pending.

Jennifer Lopez officially filed for divorce from Ben Affleck, her fourth husband, on Tuesday. According to Page Six, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez's problems started during their honeymoon in Lake Como, Italy. During their honeymoon, the couple went on a number of public engagements that were jam-packed with shopping and PDA and cameras were there to document it all. He didn't like that photographers were pursuing them everywhere. He pretended to be surprised that they would be followed around, even though she is a popular celebrity, the source claimed. According to sources, Affleck and Lopez had issues from the beginning of their marriage. They would hardly speak to each other during what was supposed to be the happiest time of their lives when they weren't in front of the cameras. He convinced her that he had changed, but that didn't last long. An additional insider reported that as soon as his sobriety started to settle in with normality, Affleck realized that their rekindled puppy love was not real after all. He was just getting sober when they resumed their relationship. Regardless of how their chemistry contributed to his vulnerability, the insider claimed that he was acting agitated. Also Read: Why was a bleeding passenger forcibly removed from an American Airlines flight?

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US election 2024 race was by and large headlined by Republican Donald Trump, President Joe Biden and Vice-President and Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris. However, Independent Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr has suddenly hogged all the limelight. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is expected to drop out of the race for the White House, US media reported on Wednesday, with the independent candidate due to make a major address later in the week. However, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign said on Wednesday that he would address the nation on Friday in Arizona, where he will talk about «the present historical moment and his path forward.» Kennedy is planning to drop out of the election and endorse Trump, but that hinges on whether the Republican offers Kennedy «and others» a position in the White House if elected, Larry Sharpe, outreach director with American Values 2024, told Reuters.

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Stocks wavered as traders weighed the latest economic reports for clues on the outlook for Federal Reserve rates in the run-up to Jerome Powell’s speech Friday.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has partially reinstated a securities fraud lawsuit brought by Michael Rothenberg’s NY-based Moab Partners, L.P. against Macquarie Infrastructure Corporation (MIC) and several of its executives. The case, which has seen multiple rounds of appeals, was remanded back to the district court for further proceedings after a ruling from the Supreme Court.

Canada’s two biggest railways, accounting for almost 80 per cent of the national network, shut down early Thursday after talks with a union failed, immediately blocking arteries of North American supply chains that carry about $1 billion per day in trade.

Air India on Thursday announced that it will temporarily operate additional flights to Kolkata from four Indian cities to meet greater travel demand to the city during the upcoming Durga Puja festivities. Starting 20 September 2024, Air India will operate daily, non-stop flights to Kolkata from Bengaluru and Hyderabad for nearly a month. The airline has also increased frequency to Kolkata from Delhi effective 15 August 2024, and from Mumbai effective 25 September 2024.

Supreme Court on Thursday refused to pass an interim order to ensure that the committee of creditors (CoC) does not hold any meeting in pursuance of the insolvency proceedings against embattled ed-tech firm Byju's. A bench comprising Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud and Justices J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra, however, said it will accord the final hearing in the matter on August 27. The bench said the developments, which may take place in the meantime, can be negated if it finds there was no merit in the appeal of the US-based creditor Glas Trust Company LLC against the judgment of the insolvency body — National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT). At the outset, senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi, appearing for Byju's, and Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), said the CoC has been constituted in the meantime and 98 per cent stakes are with the US firm.

Toronto-Dominion Bank has now set aside a total of US$3 billion to cover a global settlement of criminal and civil investigations into shortcomings in anti-money laundering (AML) controls in the United States, which is likely to turn attention to a plan to replace chief executiveBharat Masrani.

Toronto-Dominion Bank missed analysts’ estimates as wealth-management results underperformed expectations and the company took a restructuring charge related to job cuts, adding to the firm’s troubles as it also booked a new US$2.6 billion provision for fines tied to U.S. money-laundering investigations.

The asset manager's shares slumped 12.5% yesterday after the firm said in a statement that Ken Leech, co-CIO of subsidiary Western Asset Management had taken a leave of absence.  Last month, Franklin Templeton said that the US Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission were launching an investigation into WAM's past trade allocations of treasury derivatives in a plethora of WAM-managed accounts.  WAM has said the company is «cooperating with the investigations». Based on the conclusion of the SEC's investigation, the firm said it will «take action as warranted». ...

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Self-driving technology company WeRide delayed its plan for an initial public offering in the U.S., citing its need for more time to complete documents.

demand from local banks and corporates. A moderate rise in the dollar index also added to the weakness in the rupee. The local currency ended weaker by 3 paisa, ending at 83.95 versus the US dollar, as against its previous close of 83.922/$1, LSEG data showed. The rupee moved in a tight band of 83.937/$1 and 83.965/$1 on Thursday.

tax disputes with major companies including Infosys Ltd. and foreign airlines, people familiar with the matter said, suggesting New Delhi is open to making accommodations to avoid hurting investor sentiment in the South Asian nation. Authorities are exploring options to settle with companies including Infosys, which last month got hit by a demand for 324.03 billion rupees ($3.9 billion) in back taxes dating back to 2017, the people said. Authorities at the time cited non-payment of taxes on expenses incurred by overseas offices of the company, which provides IT services to banks and other multinational corporations from the US to Europe. Also Read: Infosys accused of Rs 32,000-crore GST evasion: Here are 10 things to know