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US wealth gap expands as consumer debt and delinquencies reach record highs

9th - Higher Ed
The wealth gap in the U.S. is widening as high earners drive spending growth while middle-class Americans struggle. Credit card delinquencies have hit their highest level since 2011, and consumer debt has reached a five-year peak. With...
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Fact check: Is France's pensions system costing €55 billion a year?

9th - Higher Ed
France's Court of Auditors has contradicted earlier claims by Prime Minister François Bayrou about how much the country's pension scheme costs.
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Trump’s tariffs on Canada rooted in ‘expansionist ambitions’: political science expert

9th - Higher Ed
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wrapped up a call with his U.S. counterpart midday Wednesday, and more discussions are expected between their teams this afternoon. Lori Turnbull, a political science professor at Dalhousie University,...
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Trump escalates tariff threat with 25% tax on imports

9th - Higher Ed
US President Donald Trump plans to impose a 25% tariff on imports of autos, drugs, and chips. The move has prompted India, Japan, and other nations to negotiate trade terms with the US. Trump’s new tariff plan aims to enforce stricter...
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Can Germany overcome its economic challenges?

9th - Higher Ed
Germany is facing its toughest economic challenge in decades…as the country heads into a critical election, the debate over fiscal reforms and investment in infrastructure is more urgent than ever. With predictions of a prolonged...
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Why some Toronto business owners, experts say the GST/HST break wasn’t worth it

9th - Higher Ed
As the federal government’s GST/HST break comes to an end, some experts and business owners say it wasn’t worth the extra work. That's despite some indications that the tax break spurred modest spending during the last few months. CBC’s...
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What role would a Canadian 'fentanyl czar' play in border security?

9th - Higher Ed
Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme about increased security at the border and what an appointed ‘'fentanyl czar' might accomplish.
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Can Trump Really End Birthright Citizenship in the U.S.?

9th - Higher Ed
J.D. Durkin, host of 'Common Threads,' helps us unpack Trump's actions on Day One, talks the most meme-able moments from Inauguration Day and more. Watch!
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Climate Change Could Cost Global Economy $38 Tn by 2049: Report

9th - Higher Ed
As we approach the end of 2024... The world is facing an economic crisis driven by the escalating costs of climate-related disasters. From extreme heatwaves to devastating floods, the toll on global productivity is mounting. In this...
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Sean Turnell on life under the military junta in Myanmar

9th - Higher Ed
Former economic advisor to Aung San Suu Kyi, Sean Turnell, explains life for Burmese people under the ruling military junta.
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Russian President Holds Annual Press Meet Says In Ukraine We Are Moving Towards Reaching Our Goal

9th - Higher Ed
Russian president holds annual press meet says in Ukraine we are moving towards reaching our goal. Watch in for more details!
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Hydrogen: Future of Fuels Finally Drives Up

6th - Higher Ed
What emits no carbon, stores electric energy from renewable sources, and makes engines run fast and powerfully? Hint: the Universe is mostly made of it (so it should be cheap).
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How I ended up a political prisoner in Myanmar

9th - Higher Ed
Aung San Suu Kyi's economic advisor, Sean Turnell, explains the circumstances leading up to his detention by Myanmar's military junta following their coup and what life was like for the 22 months he spent in prison.
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China's Economic Conclave: Chinese Leaders Plan To Discuss GDP Target, Stimulus Next Week

9th - Higher Ed
China's economic leaders are set to hold a crucial conclave next week to discuss the country's GDP targets and potential stimulus measures. This meeting aims to address economic challenges and outline strategies to boost growth amid...
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Why UPEI researchers want to know what Islanders think about biomass energy

9th - Higher Ed
Some UPEI researchers are asking Islanders about the role that biomass — wood, crop and livestock waste — should play in the province's energy future. They're doing an anonymous survey asking about the potential risks and benefits of...
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Donald Trump's Anti-China Trade Stance Sparks Yuan Slide | World News | WION

9th - Higher Ed
China has reaffirmed its commitment to global cooperation amid rising trade tensions with the united states. This comes after U.S. President-elect Donald Trump threatened additional tariffs on Chinese imports, reigniting fears of...
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Liberals and NDP pass bill to enact 2-month GST break

9th - Higher Ed
Liberals and NDP pass bill to enact 2-month GST break
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N.L. exporters say Trump tariffs will hurt U.S. workers and consumers

9th - Higher Ed
David Haire, with the N.L. division of Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters says the proposed 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian exports will hurt the U.S. economy. Meanwhile, Industry Minister Andrew Parsons is hopeful Trump’s team will...
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China's Industrial Profits Fall Amid Property Market Slump | World Business Watch | WION

9th - Higher Ed
China’s large industrial firms reported a sharp decline in profits for October, as weak demand and a property market slump hit key sectors. The national bureau of Statistics revealed that combined profits fell 10% year-on-year last...
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UK farmers protests: Thousands gather at parliament against new tax law

9th - Higher Ed
A UK government plan to change tax rules on farms being passed from generation to generation has provoked a furious response.
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Why Canada's inflation rate ticked up again — and what it means for you

9th - Higher Ed
Canada's inflation rate hit two per cent in October, an increase over the last month, but that doesn't mean that Canada is missing its target. CBC senior business reporter Armstrong breaks down why there's an uptick and the effect on...
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Bhutan's New Plan To Revive Faltering Economy

9th - Higher Ed
Bhutan Is Taking A Bold Step To Boost Its Flagging Economy. The Country Is Looking At Welcoming More Independent And Budget-conscious Tourists. That Move Goes Against The Country's Long-standing Emphasis On Good Governance And A Balanced...
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Alcohol-free beer is becoming more popular in the EU: But will it overtake traditional beer?

9th - Higher Ed
Alcohol-free and low-alcohol beer production in the EU jumped by 13% from 2022 to 2023, while the share of traditional brews declined. How large is the gap now?
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Severe Brain Drain Across Pakistan?

9th - Higher Ed
Pakistan's top talent is leaving the country in record numbers. Economic hardship has pushed skilled workers to move abroad, hollowing out banks, hospitals and multinational companies. Take a look at this report for more...