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- 1EU's Kallas Says Two Countries May Send Ships Against Houthis●EU’s Kallas Says Two Countries May Send Ships to Counter Houthis
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said two countries may deploy naval vessels to counter Houthi attacks on shipping. The remarks point to renewed European efforts to protect Red Sea maritime routes, which have been targeted by the Yemen-based group, disrupting global trade. Details on which countries would take part and under what mandate have not yet been confirmed.
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Retail industry groups are pressing the Federal Trade Commission to reconsider its guidance on personalized pricing, the practice of charging different customers different prices based on their data. The groups argue the agency's current approach could create compliance burdens and legal uncertainty for retailers using data-driven pricing tools.
- 3Industry and advocates split over FTC personalized pricing plan●Industry, advocates split over FTC's personalized pricing proposal
The Federal Trade Commission is weighing a proposal on personalized pricing, and reaction is divided. Industry groups are pushing back against potential restrictions, arguing individualized pricing practices can be legitimate, while consumer advocates support greater scrutiny of practices that charge different customers different prices based on their data. The debate touches on privacy, fairness, and how far regulators should go.
- 4Planet Fitness Shares Fall 5.6% in Broad Fitness Sector Selloff●Planet Fitness Drops 5.6% Amid Sector-Wide Selling
Planet Fitness stock dropped 5.6% in trading on Thursday, with the decline coming as investors sold off fitness and leisure companies across the sector. The gym chain's shares were among the hardest hit as the group-wide selling pressure dragged down peers. The broader market weakness in fitness stocks drew attention from traders watching consumer discretionary names.