Royal Family Unites to Take Queen's Coffin to Public Viewing

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Today's News

Here are the top headlines for September 15, 2022.

Outline

  • A group of teens are shown wearing ROLLING STONES T-Shirts, but none of them can name a song by the band
  • Prosecutors say that the conviction of Adnan Syed for murder should be vacated
  • The Chinese Investment Bank CICC plans to raise a large amount of capital to bolster its business
  • McDonald's CEO raises concerns about crime in Chicago and how it could affect the company's business
  • The royal family unites to take the Queen's coffin to a public viewing
  • The White House is exploring rail-freight alternatives as a possible strike looms
  • Luxury brands are spending more on marketing, despite economic uncertainty
  • The railroad union says that workers voted against a proposed labor deal as a strike looms
  • Google loses most of its appeal of the EU's Android decision
Teens Love ROLLING STONES T-Shirts. Just Don't Ask Them to Name Song...

Teens Love ROLLING STONES T-Shirts. Just Don't Ask Them to Name Song...

Rolling Stones and Iron Maiden T-shirts are in fashion among younger generations, even if they’ve never heard the music. ‘It’s a huge letdown when you realize they don’t actually listen to it.’

Adnan Syed Murder Conviction Should Be Vacated, Prosecutors Say

Adnan Syed Murder Conviction Should Be Vacated, Prosecutors Say

<ol><li>Adnan Syed Murder Conviction Should Be Vacated, Prosecutors Say  The Wall Street Journal </li><li>Baltimore prosecutors move to vacate Adnan Syed conviction in 1999 murder case brought to national fame in 'Serial' podcast  Baltimore Sun </li><li>Vie…

Chinese Investment Bank CICC Plans Large Capital Raise to Bolster Business

Chinese Investment Bank CICC Plans Large Capital Raise to Bolster Business

The investment bank’s shares fell to their lowest level in more than two years after it said it wants to raise as much as $3.9 billion to fund its expansion amid increasing competition from foreign rivals.

McDonald's CEO Raises Crime Concerns for Business in Chicago

McDonald's CEO Raises Crime Concerns for Business in Chicago

McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski said the burger giant faces violent crime, homelessness and drug overdoses in its Chicago restaurants, and called on city and business leaders to help.

Royal Family Unites to Take Queen's Coffin to Public Viewing

Royal Family Unites to Take Queen's Coffin to Public Viewing

<ol><li>Royal Family Unites to Take Queen's Coffin to Public Viewing  The Wall Street Journal </li><li>William and Harry's show of unity for the Queen  CNN </li><li>William and Harry walk together behind a loved one's coffin, again  Reuters UK </li><li>The…

White House Explores Rail-Freight Alternatives as Possible Strike Looms

White House Explores Rail-Freight Alternatives as Possible Strike Looms

<ol><li>White House Explores Rail-Freight Alternatives as Possible Strike Looms  The Wall Street Journal </li><li>Amtrak cancels some long-haul trips ahead of possible freight railroad strike  KARE 11 </li><li>Potential railroad strike threatens U.S. econom…

Luxury Brands Spend More on Marketing, Defying Economic Uncertainty

Luxury Brands Spend More on Marketing, Defying Economic Uncertainty

The rising influence of wealthy consumers keeps high-end products and services in demand

Railroad Union Says Workers Voted Against Proposed Labor Deal as Strike Looms

Railroad Union Says Workers Voted Against Proposed Labor Deal as Strike Looms

One of the labor unions representing U.S. railroad workers said its members rejected a tentative agreement, a setback in efforts to avoid a potential strike that would disrupt the movement of goods across the U.S.

Google Loses Most of Appeal of EU Android Decision

Google Loses Most of Appeal of EU Android Decision

The tech giant lost most of its appeal to overturn the antitrust decision for allegedly using its Android operating system to squash competition—but got a roughly $215 million reduction in the fine.