What does Trump’s election mean for the Canadian economy?
The former U.S. president’s second election victory sparks concerns over a ripple effect on the Canadian economy.
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The former U.S. president’s second election victory sparks concerns over a ripple effect on the Canadian economy.
Inflation is down, wages are up. But the economic recovery has been uneven, with “two contradictory trends” shaping Canadians’...
Apple and Nvidia vie for global market cap crown; Google, Microsoft and Meta crush earnings; Amazon’s Bezos takes WaPo...
Economy stalled in August, Q3 growth looks to fall short of Bank of Canada estimates.
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The Bank of Canada’s jumbo rate cut, Canadian railway earnings stay on track, Rogers disappoints, and Tesla surges on...
U.S. banks post solid earnings, Walgreens cuts costs, United Airlines is flying high, Netflix still dominates streaming, and Canada’s...
Statistics Canada reports the smallest yearly inflation increase since 2021, largely due to cheaper gas prices.
Investors like Canadian Natural Resources’ latest purchase, Nvidia moves past Microsoft, Couche-Tard ups bid for 7-Eleven’s parent and Delta...
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National Bank moves up, Carnival cruises on while Nike lags, dockworker strike postponed until January, and utility stocks are...