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FX Cancels ‘English Teacher’ After 2 Seasons
English Teacher will be ending after two seasons.
FX has decided not to renew the sitcom, created by Brian Jordan Alvarez, who also stars in the show, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
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Thunes to Power Real-Time Mobile Wallet Payouts for Mashreq Customers
Leveraging Thunes’ trusted Direct Global Network, the collaboration will deliver secure, real-time cross-border payments for millions of Mashreq customers.
SINGAPORE and DUBAI, UAE, Nov. 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Thunes, the Smart Superhighway to move money around the world, announces a powerful new collaboration with Mashreq, a leading financial institution in the MENA region, to launch real-time mobile wallet payouts for millions of Mashreq customers.
Powered by Thunes’ trusted Direct Global Network, the partnership will enable Mashreq to connect directly to mobile wallets across Asia, Africa, and Europe and deliver faster, more affordable international transfers across key growth markets.
Thunes to Power Real-Time Mobile Wallet Payouts for Mashreq Customers
As Mashreq continues to expand across the Middle East and North Africa, this alliance marks a major step in transforming cross-border payments. Initially covering the bank’s top 30 payment corridors, the service will extend to additional countries over time. Together, Thunes and Mashreq are advancing digital banking innovation and making global money movement more seamless and inclusive.
As the world’s second-largest remittance hub, the UAE is expected to processUSD 47 billion in outward flows in 2025, a figure which is set to grow by 4.7% annually. By joining forces with Thunes, Mashreq is supporting this growth and paving the way for fast, transparent, and efficient cross-border payments.
Kartik Taneja , Head of Payments & Consumer Lending at Mashreq, said: “By expanding our reach to mobile wallets through Thunes’ trusted Direct Global Network, we’re empowering millions of people to send funds to around 45 new destinations instantly and more affordably than ever before. With mobile wallet users projected to exceed five billion globally in the next few years, this capability is critical to serving our customers in key growth markets and driving greater financial connectivity. We are redefining what’s possible in international payments, and Mashreq is proud to be leading this transformation.”
Simon Nelson , Chief Commercial Officer at Thunes, added: “We are delighted to welcome Mashreq as a Member of our Direct Global Network. This alliance further strengthens our position in the Middle East, amplifying our mission to enable more consumers to take part in the global economy through instant, borderless payments. Trusted by leading banks and financial institutions worldwide, Thunes provides the secure and reliable Network needed to move money with confidence. Together with Mashreq, we’re enabling a new wave of payment innovation and connectivity that will reshape how money moves worldwide.”
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New typhoid conjugate vaccine shows safety and strong immune response in Africa
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Stock market today: Live updates
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Stock futures came slightly under pressure Wednesday night after a continued market rotation powered the Dow Jones Industrial Average to fresh highs.
Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 26 points, or nearly 0.1%. The S&P futures shed 0.2%, while Nasdaq 100 futures declined about 0.3%.
Wednesday again saw a divergence between technology stocks and other pockets of the market as value-oriented sectors such as health care outperformed. The rotation has been a relief for some investors looking for a broadening out of the market, but it could also signal growing caution away from risk-on assets.
The Dow on Wednesday hit its first record close above 48,000, putting the 30-stock index on pace for its best weekly performance since late June. The S&P 500 settled up slightly above the flatline to post four straight days of gains, meanwhile, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite closed the day in the red.
“We have rebounded in dramatic fashion from the April lows,” said Eric Teal, chief investment officer at Comerica Wealth Management. “Most importantly, the market is broadening out beyond just growth and technology, including industrials, financials, and healthcare. Small-cap stocks are also participating in the rally as lower short-term interest rates have been a harbinger for small-cap outperformance.”
Investors had been optimistic that the U.S. government shutdown — the longest in history — would end after lasting six weeks. The House of Representatives approved a short-term funding bill, by a vote of 222-209, ending the current impasse until at least the end of January. President Donald Trump has said he would sign it.
The extended stoppage caused investors to fly blind without key economic reports, such as the October jobs report and inflation data, and contributed to the market’s recent choppiness. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters on Wednesday that these reports may ultimately never be released, and that the shutdown could lower fourth-quarter economic growth by up to 2 percentage points. Most economists expect minimal impact to U.S. GDP, however.
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