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Global Oil Price Hits $100 a Barrel for First Time Since May
Global crude prices have surged past triple digits due to rising Middle East conflicts, sparking fears of prolonged energy supply disruptions.
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Investors Bet on Cheaper Oil Despite Global Conflicts and Middle East Tensions
Discover why investors are betting on cheaper oil and driving prices down despite rising Middle East tensions and tight global supplies.
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Mom-and-Pop Landlords Outpacing Big Real Estate Investors: StatCan Data
New StatCan data reveals mom-and-pop landlords dominate Canada's rental market, outperforming major corporations and institutional real estate investors.
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Meta to build $13 billion data centre in Alberta, largest outside the U.S.
Meta plans a massive 13 billion dollar data centre in Alberta to secure long term capacity for its expanding artificial intelligence operations.
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Odyssey Popcorn Buckets Help Fuel a $100 Million Market
Major movie theater chain executives announced this week that specialized, highly detailed collectible popcorn buckets, spearheaded by the viral success of the 'Odyssey' vessel, are projected to generate over $100…
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China Rewrites the ‘Soft Power’ Playbook for the A.I. Age
Discover how Beijing is reshaping global diplomacy by sharing accessible AI technology with developing nations to challenge Western tech dominance.
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Canadians Face ‘Lifestyle Shrinkflation’ as Paycheques Pinched: MNP Data
Discover how rising inflation is forcing Canadians to cut back on daily luxuries and alter their spending habits to survive the growing debt squeeze.
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Trump Administration to Impose New Tariffs of Around 10% on Over 80 Nations
The Trump administration has imposed new 10 percent tariffs on over 80 nations to penalize global supply chains that use forced labor.
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Jobs Hang in the Balance as Ekati Diamond Mine in N.W.T. Closes Early
Hundreds of northern jobs are at risk as the Ekati diamond mine in the NWT faces an early closure driven by market shifts and lab-grown alternatives.
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Did the World Cup Live Up to Tourism Expectations? Here Are the Winners and Losers
Discover which host cities thrived and which lost big as we analyze the mixed economic reality of the World Cup against its massive tourism hype.
