‘Too much for us to absorb’: Manitoba businesses brace for threatened 50% tariffs
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Anxiety around U.S. relationship taking toll on business investment, survey finds
After 16 months of shifting trade policies and tense relations with the United States, persistent uncertainty continues to…
Which countries are millionaires choosing to live in 2026?
The report introduces the Wealth Mobility Competitiveness Score, which evaluates jurisdictions across factors such as taxation, rule of…
McKinsey: Global households got $40 trillion richer in 2025 as the paper wealth economy swelled to $1.8 quadrillion
Global households added a record $40 trillion in wealth in 2025, pushing total household net worth to $570…
Wall Street analysts: Warsh and FOMC likely hold or hike due to oil prices and Iran
President Trump’s campaign for lower interest rates in the U.S. faces another setback this week at the meeting…
Gov’t to announce measures to create more jobs for youth in Q3
A student walks past a sign at an employment center at a university in Seoul, Thursday. Yonhap Korea…
Canadians remain resolute in face of new tariff threats: poll – CTV News
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Consumer sentiment rises for 3rd month in July on strong exports, investment plans
People shop at a discount retailer in Seoul, July 21. Yonhap Consumer sentiment rose for the third consecutive…
OECD says Malaysia’s data centre boom brings growth but few jobs and mounting pressure on power, water
KUALA LUMPUR, July 28 — Malaysia’s booming data centre industry is helping drive economic growth and foreign investment,…
Consumer confidence weakens on stock market crash
Taipei, July 27 (CNA) Consumer confidence in Taiwan weakened in July with consumer sentiment spooked by an almost…
Japan’s Takaichi backs $2.3tn growth drive despite market unease
Politics Prime minister says country hasn’t ‘escaped deflation’ despite rising prices Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi speaks during…
Gasoline in Australia Jumps to Highest Level Since March
Fuel prices in Australia hit last week the highest level since March as the hostilities in the Middle…