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NASDAQ:DENN News 27 November 2025 - 29 November 2025

Denny’s Closures in Santa Rosa and Canada: What the $620 Million Buyout Really Means for ‘America’s Diner’

Denny’s Closures in Santa Rosa and Canada: What the $620 Million Buyout Really Means for ‘America’s Diner’

As of November 29, 2025, Denny’s is in the middle of one of the biggest shake‑ups in its 72‑year history. The chain has: Here’s how the Santa Rosa and Barrie closures fit into the bigger picture — and what diners, employees and investors should expect next. Santa Rosa’s Coddingtown Denny’s quietly shuts its doors In late November, locals in Santa Rosa woke up to find the Denny’s at Coddingtown Mall on West Steele Lane permanently closed. A sign on the door directs guests to another Denny’s on Baker Avenue, now the only remaining Denny’s in the city.SSBCrack News+1 Coverage pulled
29 November 2025
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Denny’s Closes Santa Rosa and Barrie Locations as 150 Restaurants Face Axe After $620 Million Sale

Denny’s Closes Santa Rosa and Barrie Locations as 150 Restaurants Face Axe After $620 Million Sale

Two North American Denny’s closures in Santa Rosa, California and Barrie, Ontario are the latest signs of a historic shake‑up for the 24/7 diner chain as it heads into a $620 million take‑private deal and a year of accelerated restaurant shutdowns. Key points Santa Rosa loses its Coddingtown Mall Denny’s On November 27, 2025, locals in Santa Rosa woke up to find the familiar Denny’s at Coddingtown Mall on West Steele Lane permanently closed. Signs on the doors direct customers to another Denny’s on Baker Avenue, now the only remaining unit in the city. Nearby Petaluma’s Denny’s on Petaluma Boulevard
27 November 2025
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Rio Tinto stock jumps as Glencore mega-merger is shelved; what to watch next week

Rio Tinto stock jumps as Glencore mega-merger is shelved; what to watch next week

7 February 2026
Rio Tinto’s U.S. shares closed up 2.5% at $93.37 Friday after the company ruled out a merger with Glencore, triggering a six-month “no-bid” lockout under UK takeover rules. Both companies cited disagreements over valuation. Attention now turns to Rio’s Feb. 19 results and iron ore prices, which fell below $100 a tonne amid weak Chinese demand.
iFAST share price drops 3% as markets shut; earnings next week in focus

iFAST share price drops 3% as markets shut; earnings next week in focus

7 February 2026
iFAST shares fell 3.2% to S$9.64 in heavy trading Friday, closing near the day’s low as investors awaited FY2025 results due Feb. 12. The stock is about 13% below its 52-week high. iFAST recently agreed to buy a 30% stake in Financial Alliance for S$19.6 million, pending regulatory approval. Assets under administration stood at S$30.62 billion as of Sept. 30.
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