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NYSE:CNDT News 30 October 2025 - 27 December 2025

NYC Subway’s New ‘Modern Fare Gates’ Roll Out: AI Cameras, Blasting Alarms, and a Viral Broadway–Lafayette Incident

NYC Subway’s New ‘Modern Fare Gates’ Roll Out: AI Cameras, Blasting Alarms, and a Viral Broadway–Lafayette Incident

New York City subway riders are getting their first real look at the MTA’s next-generation fare gates—and the early days have been equal parts futuristic, controversial, and, in at least one widely shared clip, chaotic. This week, a new set of Cubic-designed gates began rolling out at Brooklyn’s Atlantic Avenue–Barclays Center station, introducing quieter doors paired with cameras and AI-powered…
27 December 2025
Conduent’s Ticket Machine Revolution Debuts in Italy Amid Data Breach Fallout and Market Buzz

Conduent’s Ticket Machine Revolution Debuts in Italy Amid Data Breach Fallout and Market Buzz

Conduent Launches Next-Gen Ticket Kiosk in Italy Conduent’s DOT1 ticket vending machine, now deployed by Italy’s SETA S.p.A., features a multimedia touch-screen interface and supports contactless payments, real-time travel info, and cross-service ticketingbusinesswire.com. Conduent Business Solutions is making headlines in Europe with the debut of its DOT1 ticket vending machine – a fully digital transit kiosk – now officially in…

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  • Live Cattle and Feeder Futures Fall Amid Strike Vote and Quiet Beef Market
    February 6, 2026, 11:07 AM EST. Live cattle futures fell by $5 to $6.20 on Thursday, with open interest down by 2,175 contracts, indicating long liquidation. The Fed Cattle Exchange online auction reported no sales on 1,602 head offered, with bids at $235-$236. Feeder cattle futures dropped $6 to $7.50, while the CME Feeder Cattle Index rose 59 cents to $375.16 on February 4. Workers at JBS's Greeley plant authorized a strike, adding uncertainty. USDA data showed strong beef exports for the week ending January 29, with South Korea and Japan as top buyers. Wholesale boxed beef prices declined, reflecting softer demand. Federally inspected cattle slaughter increased slightly but remained below last year's levels. Live and feeder cattle contracts mostly closed lower, signaling cautious market sentiment.
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