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If you’ve never shopped for furniture on Amazon, it’s time to change that. Not only does the retailer have a truly impressive selection of unique finds you won’t see anywhere else, but loads of the best pieces are seriously discounted for the Prime Early Access Sale.
With the holiday season coming up, chances are you’ll be entertaining in the next few months. If you want a few new pieces to spruce up your space before company comes over, today is the day to make your purchases. Whether you want a new bed frame for the guest room or a shoe storage bench for your entryway, there are plenty must-see furniture deals on Amazon. Start with nine of the best below.
Bush Furniture Salinas Shoe Storage Bench, $42.25 (Orig. $104.99)
Tired of tripping over shoes every time you walk in or out of your front door? Grab this Bush Furniture Salinas Shoe Storage Bench while it's more than 60% off.
LINSY HOME 8-Drawer Dresser, $299.99 with on-site coupon (Orig. $499.99)
If your sweaters, tops and pants are exploding out of your current bedroom storage solution, it's time to go bigger with a piece like this LINSY HOME 8-Drawer Dresser.
ZINUS Benton Sofa Couch, $373.18 (Orig. $449)
This gorgeous and comfy ZINUS Benton Sofa Couch comes in a bunch of different color and size configurations.
FATORRI 8 Cube Storage Organizer Bookshelf, $229.99 with on-site coupon (Orig. $259.99)
Don't be fooled — you can use this FATORRI 8 Cube Storage Organizer Bookshelf for more than just books. It's great for knickknacks, vases, sculptures and more.
Allewie Queen Size Platform Bed Frame with Vintage Headboard, $139.99 with on-site coupon (Orig. $195.99)
Add instant elegance and glamour to any room with this stunning Allewie Queen Size Platform Bed Frame with Vintage Headboard.
Walker Edison Douglas Urban Industrial Faux Leather Armless Dining Chairs, $213.29 (Orig. $245)
Need more seating before you can properly host Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving? Stock up on these Walker Edison Douglas Urban Industrial Faux Leather Armless Dining Chairs while they are on sale.
POLY & BARK Napa Sofa in Full-Grain Pure-Aniline Italian Leather, $1,899 (Orig. $2,199.99)
There's no denying this POLY & BARK Napa Sofa in Full-Grain Pure-Aniline Italian Leather is breathtaking. It's sure to be the centerpiece of your sitting room, so it's definitely worth the splurge.
IRONCK Bookshelf with Louvered Doors, $111.99 (Orig. $139.99)
Looking for a storage solution that's not an eyesore? Go with this beautiful IRONCK Bookshelf with Louvered Doors.
SHA CERLIN 14-Inch Full Size Metal Platform Bed Frame with Wooden Headboard and Footboard, $114.99 with on-site coupon (Orig. $138.99)
Is your mattress still on the floor? No shade, but you deserve better. This SHA CERLIN 14-Inch Full Size Metal Platform Bed Frame is less than $125.
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A Canadian lawmaker who represents an area in the country's main auto producing province said on Friday he had asked Taiwan to "please send us more chips" to help resolve an ongoing shortage that continues to snarl some production lines. The automotive industry has been badly affected by global tightness in semiconductor supplies, which have in some cases forced companies to suspend production lines. Chris Lewis, a member of parliament from Ontario which is home to Ford Motor Co and other auto factories, told reporters on a visit to Taiwan as part of a Canadian parliamentary delegation that the lack of chips continued to bite.
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A deal could be announced by December although a timeline has not been finalized, according to the report, which added that United Airlines has been in discussions with the planemakers for months. United Airlines and Boeing declined to comment, while Airbus did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.
OTTAWA — The Trudeau government has added 20 more Iranian officials and entities to its sanctions list, and says that within weeks Ottawa will ban entry to thousands of regime officials. "We are not just putting out fanciful rhetoric. This is concrete; this is tangible," said Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino. Last Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Canada will forever ban more than 10,000 members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps from entering Canada, and spend $76 mill
BEIJING (AP) — Asian stock markets surged Friday after Wall Street rebounded from a slump caused by worse-than-forecast inflation numbers. Japan's market benchmark soared by an unusually wide margin of 3.4%. Hong Kong gained 3.3% and Shanghai also rose. Benchmark U.S. crude oil rose more than $2 per barrel. Wall Street's benchmark S&P 500 index tumbled Thursday after the headline U.S. consumer price index for September rose 8.2% over a year earlier. But the market benchmark quickly rebounded to
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Pakistan’s new finance minister estimated that it could take “close to three years’’ for the south Asian country to recover from devastating floods that killed more than 1,700 people and displaced another 7.9 million. Ishaq Dar, who last month took the finance post for the fourth time in his career, told The Associated Press Friday that losses from the floods were estimated to surpass $32 billion and that the cost of rebuilding damaged infrastructure will exceed $16 billion. Mo
UNITED NATIONS -- The United Nations chief has reiterated his appeal to Russia to grant the International Committee of the Red Cross “full access” to all prisoners of war. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Friday this is required under international humanitarian law, including the Third Geneva Convention, according to U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric. The ICRC said earlier Friday it shares “frustration” about incomplete access to prisoners amid Russia’s war in Ukraine but noted there are l
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Apple Inc retail workers voted to form a union at an Oklahoma location, the U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) said on Friday, making it the tech giant's second U.S. store to organize. Employees at the Apple Penn Square store in Oklahoma City voted 56 to 32 in support of joining the Communications Workers of America Union (CWA), securing the needed majority, according to a tally by the NLRB. Momentum has continued at companies including Amazon.com Inc and Starbucks Corp and others.
LONDON (AP) — Britain's new Treasury chief on Saturday acknowledged mistakes made by his predecessor and suggested that he may reverse much of Conservative Prime Minister Liz Truss' tax-cutting plans in order to bring stability to the country after weeks of economic and political turbulence. Jeremy Hunt, who was brought in Friday to replace Kwasi Kwarteng as Treasury chief and restore order in Truss' administration, warned of “difficult decisions” to come. He said taxes could rise and public spe
LONDON (AP) — A former power station on the bank of the River Thames that was left derelict for decades opened its doors Friday after a 9 billion-pound ($10 billion) redevelopment that turned the south London site into a new attraction complete with shops, bars and hundreds of apartments. The coal-fired Battersea Power Station supplied electricity to London from the 1930s to the 1970s, powering sites from Buckingham Palace to the Parliament building. The brick building — one of Europe’s largest
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The European Central Bank must power ahead with interest rate hikes to tame inflation and should even push borrowing costs to levels that restrict economic activity, despite rising recession risks, policymakers said on Friday. Starting slowly initially then picking up pace in recent months, the ECB has been unwinding policy support all year and lifted rates by a combined 125 basis points at its past two meetings, the fastest pace of policy tightening on record. "We won't stop at the neutral rate, we need to keep powering through," Peter Kazimir, Slovakia's central bank chief, told Reuters.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -Netflix Inc said on Thursday it will introduce a streaming plan with advertising for roughly $7 per month in November, a move to attract new subscribers after the company lost customers in the first half of the year. The $6.99 cost for the "Basic with Ads" plan is $3 less than Netflix's lowest-priced tier without commercials. The new option will roll out in 12 countries including the United States, Brazil, Germany, Japan and Korea, over 10 days.
The Canadian dollar strengthened against its U.S. counterpart on Thursday, rebounding from its lowest level in more than two years, as equity markets reversed course after they were pressured earlier in the day by hot U.S. inflation data. Wall Street's main indexes rallied, brushing aside prospects of additional aggressive interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve after data showed that U.S consumer prices increased at an annual rate of 8.2% in September and underlying inflation pressures continued to rise. "It feels like the market has priced in the risks associated with higher inflation and is at 'peace' with the hawkish Fed outlook," said Amo Sahota, director at Klarity FX in San Francisco.
(Reuters) -JPMorgan Chase & Co reported a smaller-than-feared drop in third-quarter profit on Friday, as a rise in interest income cushioned a blow from higher loan loss provisions and a slump in dealmaking due to a worsening economic outlook. Shares of the largest U.S. bank rose nearly 4% after the results, which are being closely watched to assess the real impact on corporate America of the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate hikes to tamp down inflation. Typically, rising rates are good for banks as they can charge more interest from borrowers, but a potential economic slowdown due to a higher cost of borrowing is also seen as a risk to future earnings.