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    China's Golden Week Signals Luxury Retail Rebound●China’s ‘Golden Week’ Shows Clearer Signs of Luxury Retail Rebound as Traffic Hits Two-Year High✉newsBusinessRetail6 min ago

    During China's Golden Week holiday, luxury retail locations recorded their highest foot traffic in two years, according to a report by WWD. The surge in visitors suggests Chinese consumers are returning to high-end shopping after a prolonged slowdown, offering retailers hope that the country's luxury market is beginning to recover. The data is being watched closely by global brands dependent on Chinese demand.

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    Golden larch season brings tourism boost to Methow Valley●Golden ‘larch madness’ means green for tourism-starved Methow Valley economy✉newsBusinessEconomy11 min ago

    The Methow Valley in Washington State is seeing a surge of visitors drawn to the autumn goldening of alpine larches, a brief seasonal display that has become a major attraction known locally as 'larch madness.' After years starved of tourism revenue, local businesses are welcoming the influx of travelers hitting trails, lodges, and restaurants during the peak foliage window.

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    Trump pitches 'golden age' message in Central New York●Trump’s pitch to Central New York: Despite war, rising prices, a ‘golden age’ in America✉newsWar20 min ago

    Donald Trump brought his message to Central New York, telling supporters that America is in a 'golden age' despite ongoing war abroad and rising prices at home. The pitch acknowledges economic pressures voters are feeling while insisting the country is thriving under his leadership, framing the region as part of his political coalition.

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    New Covenant United Church of Christ marks 50th anniversary●New Covenant United Church of Christ celebrates first 50 years, looks ahead to next 50✉newsWorldReligion22 min ago

    New Covenant United Church of Christ is celebrating its 50th anniversary, reflecting on five decades of ministry while setting out plans for the future. Members are marking the milestone with commemorations of the congregation's history and a focus on the next 50 years of church life.