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- 1Levi Strauss Puts Tariff Refunds Toward Consumer Push▼Levi Strauss Uses Tariff Refunds to Rekindle Consumer Business
Levi Strauss is using refunds from tariffs to reinvest in its consumer business, according to the Wall Street Journal. The jeansmaker is directing the recovered funds toward efforts to revive demand among shoppers as it works to strengthen sales. The move highlights how companies affected by US trade policy are finding ways to offset costs and redirect money into growth initiatives aimed at everyday customers.
- 2Johann Strauss Monument Draws Attention in Vienna's Stadtpark●Monument to Johann Strauss | Johann-Strauss-Denkmal at Stadtpark. Vienna, Austria 🇦🇹 23rd May 2026. https://wp.me/p2yJaA
Travel photography of the Johann Strauss monument in Vienna's Stadtpark is being shared, showing the gilded statue honouring the famous waltz composer in Austria's capital. The monument, one of the park's best-known landmarks, continues to attract visitors and photographers capturing the site in spring.
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The ARD crime film 'Tiroler Blut' has aired on German television for the first time, drawing an enthusiastic critical reception. Starring Austrian actress Ursula Strauss, the thriller is the second case in a new crime series and centres on a cold-blooded kidnapping drama. The FAZ praised the film's stellar start, and German-speaking audiences are actively searching for and discussing the title.
- 4Matt Strauss Outlines Future Plans for NBCUniversal and Peacock●Matt Strauss on What’s Next for NBCUniversal and Peacock
Matt Strauss, a senior executive at NBCUniversal, has shared his outlook on the company's next steps and the future of its streaming service, Peacock. The remarks come as NBCUniversal navigates a shifting media landscape and competition among streaming platforms. Details of his specific plans were not provided.
- 5Franz-Josef Strauss warning about a party to the right of the Union resurfaces▼Franz-Josef Strauss hat mal zu seiner # Union gesagt, sie dürfe keine Partei rechts von ihr zulassen. Warum nicht kann m
A quote attributed to Franz-Josef Strauss is circulating, in which the former Bavarian leader told his Union it must never allow a party to its right to become established. Commenters say current developments prove his point, arguing the Union's shift away from Christian-democratic values has opened space for radical right-wing forces in Germany.
- 6Surreal inktober artwork of a three-legged flightless bird●# art # mastoart # illustration # inktober2026 # kleinekunstklasse # surrealism # flightless # strauss In seinen Träumen
An illustrator has shared a surreal ink drawing titled 'In seinen Träumen' as part of Inktober 2026. The piece depicts an ornithologist's dream of a gigantic flightless bird standing on three legs, each straining in a different direction. It is being shared under art and surrealism tags and drawing warm engagement from the art community.
- 7Strauss's Die Frau ohne Schatten with Spyres and Mikneviciute●@ classicalmusic Richard Strauss: "Die Frau ohne Schatten" Michael Spyres (Der Kaiser) Vida Mikneviciute (Die Kaiserin)
Classical music audiences are sharing details of a cast for Richard Strauss's opera "Die Frau ohne Schatten", listing Michael Spyres as the Emperor and Vida Mikneviciute as the Empress, alongside Nina Stemme as the Nurse, Brian Mulligan as Barak, and Ambur Braid as the Dyer's Wife. The opera, one of Strauss's most demanding works, draws attention whenever a strong cast is assembled.
- 8Take-Two and Sony bosses say AI cannot replace human creativity●‘If Hits Are Unexpected, Datasets Aren’t Gonna Get You There’ — Take-Two Interactive and Sony Bosses Say That AI Cannot
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick and Sony executive Hiroki Totoki said artificial intelligence will not replace human creativity in entertainment, with Zelnick arguing that because hit games are unexpected by definition, datasets alone cannot produce them. Both executives, however, still see AI playing a supporting role in game development and business operations, sparking debate about how the technology fits into the industry's future.
- 9Richard Strauss' 'Salome' returns to Seattle Opera▼Richard Strauss’ ‘Salome’ returns to Seattle Opera
Seattle Opera is staging a new revival of Richard Strauss' 'Salome', the composer's provocative one-act opera based on Oscar Wilde's play. The production brings the notoriously intense work — famous for its Dance of the Seven Veils and demanding soprano lead — back to local audiences, drawing attention from Pacific Northwest arts coverage.
- 10Ezra Zahabi Named Among 100 Most Influential Women in European Finance▼Ezra Zahabi Named to Financial News' "100 Most Influential Women in European Finance" List
Ezra Zahabi has been named to Financial News' list of the 100 Most Influential Women in European Finance. The recognition, announced by the law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, highlights her standing in the European financial sector. The annual list showcases women holding significant influence across European banking, asset management, and financial services.
- 11Live Symphony Concert Features Joachim Raff and Strauss●@ classicalmusic 9.10., 7 p.m. – symphony concert - LIVE Joachim Raff Symphony No. 10 In Autumn Richard Strauss Austria,
A live symphony concert is scheduled for 9 October at 7 p.m., broadcast for classical music audiences online. The programme includes Joachim Raff's Symphony No. 10 'In Autumn', Richard Strauss's 'Austria', Op. 78, and two Mozart piano works, the Concerto in F major KV 459 and the Rondo in D major K. 382. Pianist Kalle Randalu performs with the Estonian National orchestra.
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The Strauss Theatre is presenting a production of 'Puffs', the comedy play that retells the Harry Potter story from the perspective of minor students in a lesser-known house. The News-Star highlighted the show in a feature, drawing local attention to the community theatre's staging. Local audiences are being encouraged to check out the production during its run.
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The STRAUSS logo is appearing on MLB player helmets during the playoffs, prompting fans to ask what the branding stands for. STRAUSS is a workwear and safety equipment company whose decal deal with Major League Baseball brings sponsor advertising to postseason headgear. The arrangement has drawn attention as postseason audiences notice the unfamiliar name on team helmets and search for an explanation.
- 14Levi's beats tough third quarter on wholesale and tariff refunds▼Wholesale, tariff refunds deliver for Levi’s in rough Q3
Levi Strauss & Co. posted a difficult third quarter, but results were helped by stronger wholesale sales and refunds of tariffs it had paid. The company managed to offset some of the pressure from a rough retail environment through these gains. Observers are weighing what the results say about tariff costs on apparel importers and Levi's reliance on wholesale channels to shore up earnings.
- 15Italian classics and opera favourites shared with classical music fans●@ classicalmusic Ottorino Respighi: "Fontane di Roma" Vincenzo Bellini: "Casta diva" Giuseppe Verdi: Ballettmusik aus de
A classical music roundup circulating online pairs Ottorino Respighi's 'Fontane di Roma' with Vincenzo Bellini's 'Casta diva', ballet music from Verdi's 'Macbeth', Mél Bonis's 'Salomé' and excerpts from Richard Strauss's 'Salome', including the Dance of the Seven Veils. Listeners are sharing the programme as a playlist of Romantic and late-Romantic favourites spanning Italian and German opera.
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Levi Strauss shares are trading lower, drawing investor attention to what is behind the decline. No specific cause was given in the coverage, leaving open possibilities such as earnings concerns, analyst commentary or broader retail-sector weakness. Traders are watching the denim maker's stock closely as they assess whether the drop signals a wider shift in apparel market sentiment.