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Fed minutes show policymakers open to firm policy if inflation stays above 2%, risking a clash with Chair Kevin Warsh at the next June FOMC meeting.
Couple could lose $80,000 of their entrance fee after joining a life-plan community carrying millions in debt, highlighting refund risk and solvency.
Save time and money on pool chores with the $1,399 Aiper Scuba N3 robot featuring AI vision and smart app control, making pool automation more accessible
Nadella defends Microsoft-OpenAI deal in an Oakland trial, describing early investments, discounted Azure access and the commercial terms central to the suit.
USTR proposes 25% tariffs on many Brazilian imports, with a public comment period to July 15, 2026. Retailers and consumers may face higher costs.
Five steps for a stay-at-home spouse in Canada to build and protect credit: check reports, dispute errors, manage card balances and avoid joint liability.
U.S. applies 15% tariff to selected steel and aluminium imports, with a 10% route for goods with 85% U.S. metal content. What exporters should watch.
IBM stock rose after government-backed quantum funding news and renewed AI optimism. Analysts point to IBM's software and consulting mix as the route to monetise enterprise AI spending.
U.S. retail and food services sales rose 0.5% in April, boosted by large tax refunds and higher gasoline spending. Q2 will show if consumer strength holds.
Quentin Fottrell warns social bonds can become sales paths. Two personal episodes show why friendliness alone is not a sufficient basis for financial advice.
Statistics Canada reported a 0.1% annualized GDP drop in Q1 2026, after a revised 1.0% fall in Q4 2025, meeting the common technical recession definition.
Casper Manifest sets protocols for tokenized assets, machine payments and on-chain identity, advancing a machine-to-machine economy and new payment rails.
Short-term deposits and liquid funds can help Gujarat firms protect purchasing power and turn idle cash into recurring income in 2026, advisers say.
IREN stock jumped 24.7% after a $9.7B Microsoft contract as it pivots from bitcoin mining to AI hosting. How customer prepayments and convertible financing rewired valuation.
Micron jumped 12% after UBS raised its price target to $1,625 and lifted multi-year EPS forecasts, citing long-term DDR5 contracts and AI demand.
ResearchAndMarkets and Mordor Intelligence forecast the global warranty-management market will reach about USD 13.4B by 2029, driven by cloud adoption and AI.
AI-led IPOs have revived deal flow. We explain clearly why a return toward the 1,035-IPO peak and outsized first-day pops could be a market-top warning.
Four checks to verify an investment firm in Canada: registration, written product and fees, regulator records, and complaint or compensation options.
Information operations, economic coercion and cyber strikes can cripple a state faster than armies. It shows how these non-kinetic tools hit households and firms.
Canada's annual inflation rose to 2.8% in April as gasoline surged 28.6% year-over-year, Statistics Canada said. Excluding fuel, core inflation was cooler. Watch the next CPI and Bank of Canada signals.
42% of Canadians say money is their top stressor, per FP Canada 2025. This guide turns financial worry into a three-step dashboard and an emergency buffer to act on.
Aubry Bracco won Survivor 50 in an 8-3-0 jury vote, taking a $2 million prize and a Toyota Land Cruiser. The win strengthens CBS and sponsors broadly.
Only 25% of likely-eligible people file a DTC application, yet 96.6% of completed claims were approved. Barriers include Form T2201 and low awareness.
Stellantis shares plunged nearly 30% since Antonio Filosa became CEO. On May 21 he will unveil a turnaround plan focused on brands, partner and N. America.
BofA's June survey: investor sentiment 3.3, cash near lows. Managers favour international stocks, raising pullback risk before the July Fed meeting.
