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Uncertainty stoked by Trump’s tariff threats plagues agriculture sector
Various parts of Canada’s agriculture sector are finding the possibility of U.S.-imposed tariffs difficult to brace for. The unpredictability is agitating industries that have long had to adapt to changing weather and fluctuating markets.
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Quebec has 'lemon laws' to help protect car buyers. Should Ontario have the same?
An Ontario man is calling on the provincial government to introduce “lemon laws” to protect consumers from defective vehicles, after a new car he bought started having multiple issues just four days after he brought it home. CBC’s Farrah...
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P.E.I. beef producers, processing plant concerned about Trump's tariff threat
People in P.E.I.'s beef industry are raising concerns about Donald Trump's tariff threat. The president of Atlantic Beef Products was part of a Canadian delegation to Washington in December, telling American legislators about their...
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New EU rules on common USB-C chargers for electronics to come into force
Starting on Saturday, all small- and medium-sized portable electronic devices sold in the EU must be compatible with USB-C ports to address waste.
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GST Hike Sparks Concerns In India’s Pre-owned Car Market
India’s latest tax hikes have sparked widespread discussions among businesses and consumers. First up, the country’s 32 billion dollar used car market is bracing for a shift. The GST council approved an increase in the GST rate on used...
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Caramel Popcorn Tax: Nirmala Sitharaman Explains Why Government Levied Extra GST
Is this a case of sugar-coating taxes? India's GST Council, chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, has surprised moviegoers and snack lovers by introducing different rates of Goods and Services Tax (GST) for popcorn. Prepacked...
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US Consumer Watchdog Sues Banks Over Alleged Widespread Fraud On Zelle
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has filed a lawsuit against several major banks, accusing them of failing to prevent widespread fraud on the Zelle payment platform. The lawsuit highlights concerns over consumer...
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Frugal Europeans turn to second-hand Christmas gifts: Who buys the most in Europe?
Second-hand gifts might overtake traditional presents this Christmas, as most people in Europe's largest economies plan to shop for "pre-loved" items this holiday season. Which nations and generations are leading this revolution and...
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Mercosur trade deal: MEPs for and against
As negotiations heat up in Montevideo, we asked two MEPs how they consider this major deal.
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Is the EU going to lower mercury allowed levels in tuna?
French NGO Bloom warns against a “health scandal of vast proportions” over mercury levels in tinned tuna. Their inquiry, published in October, echoed all over the world. Is it going to prompt a change in European legislation?
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Is the EU going to lower the levels of mercury allowed in tuna?
French NGO Bloom warns against a “health scandal of vast proportions” over mercury levels in tinned tuna. Their inquiry, published in October, echoed all over the world. Is it going to prompt a change in European legislation?
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Canada must label alcohol with cancer warnings, Quebec senator says
On Friday, the U.S. surgeon general said in an advisory that alcoholic drinks should carry a label warning consumers about their cancer risks. In 2022, Quebec Sen. Patrick Brazeau introduced Bill S-254, which would mandate health labels...
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Fashion Forecast 2025: A Runway Of Risks? | World Business Watch
As 2025 Approaches, The Fashion Industry Finds Itself At A Crossroads. The Runway To Success Is Fraught With Economic Uncertainty, Shifting Consumer Behavior, And A Rapidly Changing Global Landscape. But Fear Not—there's Still...
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Demand For Coffee Rises In Indian Cities
The coffee culture in India is undergoing a significant transformation, particularly in smaller cities where it was once overshadowed by tea. The rising demand for specialty coffee, particularly after the pandemic, reflects a shift in...
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Pet Industry Shifts Towards Quality Over Quantity
For decades, pets have been cherished members of the family, offering companionship, love, and joy. Over the past decade, the pet industry has boomed, fueled by the pandemic’s surge in pet adoptions. But as we move into a post-pandemic...
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Canadian businesses brace for impacts of Trump's proposed tariffs
The threate of tariffs has Canadian businesses bracing. Peter Armstong takes a closer look at the potential impact on Canadian industries.
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India’s EV Market Set To Soar By 2030
India, the world’s fourth-largest automobile market, is undergoing a significant shift toward electric mobility, positioning itself at the forefront of the global EV transition. With EV sales crossing the 1 million mark in 2023, the...
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Holt’s cut to gas prices not so straightforward after all
Repeal of PC ‘carbon adjustor’ leads premier to float eliminating weekly price-setting regulations for gasoline.
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Espresso Martini Craze Brews Success For Mr. Black
As the coffee cordials category reaches $300 million dollars in the US, Australian spirits brand Mr. Black explains their rise in popularity
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South Africa's Central Bank To Cut Rates Sparingly In 2025
South Africa's central bank plans to reduce interest rates gradually in 2025, signaling cautious monetary easing.
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Rent cap, carbon cost repeal on the way to address N.B. cost of living
New Liberal government’s two pieces of affordability legislation were promised during the recent election campaign.
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Tips to avoid online shopping scams this holiday season
The National Retail Federation projects one-third of holiday shopping in 2024 will happen online.
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Canada scrambles to respond to Trump’s 25% tariff threats
The Trudeau government and Canadian premiers are scrambling to present a unified response after Donald Trump vowed to impose 25 per cent tariffs on all goods from Canada and Mexico crossing into the U.S. border.
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Canada scrambles to respond to Trump’s 25% tariff threat
The Trudeau government and Canadian premiers are scrambling to present a unified response after Donald Trump vowed to impose 25 per cent tariffs on all goods from Canada and Mexico crossing into the U.S. border.