Canada’s economy is facing a significant threat as a railway stoppage continues to persist, causing concerns among economists and analysts. The potential impact of this stoppage on the nation’s GDP could be disastrous if it extends beyond a week. According to Pedro Antunes, chief economist at the Conference Board of Canada, a two-week strike could
The pre-market trading session has seen some interesting movement from a variety of companies. Crocs, for example, experienced a slight uptick of more than 1% after an upgrade to buy from hold at Williams Trading. Agilent Technologies also saw its shares rise by more than 2% following the release of their fiscal third-quarter results that
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD is currently in the process of selecting a location for its manufacturing plant in Mexico. The company has narrowed down its list of finalists to three states and is carefully reviewing the proposed incentives offered by each state. These incentives include fiscal benefits, land access, management incentives, and preferential pricing.
On September 5, U2 fans will have the opportunity to witness something truly special. V-U2: An Immersive Concert Film at Sphere Las Vegas is set to debut on that day at the cutting-edge venue where it was filmed. Directed by Morleigh Steinberg and The Edge, one of the founding members of the band, this film
As we head into the final stretch of the summer season, the Hollywood box office is heating up with several highly anticipated films set to hit the big screen. Disney is once again expected to dominate the box office with its latest offering, Alien: Romulus from 20th Century Studios. With a running box office of
The landscape for Paramount Global’s future has become increasingly uncertain as competing bids have emerged. The special committee overseeing Paramount’s affairs announced an extension of the “go shop” period by 15 days to consider a new offer from Edgar Bronfman Jr. Initially, Bronfman had put forth a $4.3 billion bid for Shari Redstone’s National Amusements,
The recent downward revisions to U.S. payrolls have sparked a significant amount of debate within economic circles. With 818,000 jobs being revised downwards, the largest revision since 2009, many are questioning whether this signals an impending recession. However, it is essential to consider several key facts before jumping to conclusions. When comparing the current revisions