How Durable Fashion Can Drive Profits And Cut Carbon Emissions
A growing number of brands are discovering that prioritizing higher-quality, longer-lasting garments is not just an ethical ...
Scientific American4d
The Science behind Tariffs and How They Work
President Donald Trump is threatening steep tariffs on virtually all imports. Here’s what that means and what economics ...
CBS News5d
Talk of a "Feb 28 Economic Blackout" is spreading on social media. What is it?
"One day of Economic Blackout may not impact the corporations gravely ... who has been promoting the consumer blackout for weeks on social media. Founded by Schwarz this month, The People's ...
Electricity Tariffs: What’s The Impact To Consumers And Businesses?
U.S. tariff fight shakes out, it’s worth considering how new electricity tariffs could impact businesses, consumers, and ...
Financial World6d
Canada's inflation rises, Bank of Canada faces crossroads
Travel services experienced notable inflationary pressure, rising by 4.3% year-over-year. This was heavily influenced by the ...
CityNews Montreal6d
End of ‘carbon tax’ will lower price of gasoline, but not in Quebec
The withdrawal of the federal carbon tax, announced by the government of new Prime Minister Mark Carney, is expected to lead ...
Winnipeg Free Press6d
Consumers could find ‘meaningful savings’ as carbon price ends: Desjardins
Canadians can expect to feel the absence of the consumer carbon price at the pumps immediately but it may take longer to ...
Inflation's surprise jump could push Bank of Canada to pause rate cuts
OTTAWA - A surprise jump in inflation and a flood of "noise" in the economy may push the Bank of Canada to pause its interest rate cuts next month, some ...
How Tuesday’s surprisingly hot inflation report has shifted market bets and economist views for future BoC rate cuts
Traders modestly added to bets that the Bank of Canada would keep its overnight rate unchanged at its next policy meeting on ...
Wall Street Journal13d
Consumers Keep Bailing Out the Economy. Now They Might Be Maxed Out.
WSJ Heard on the Street editor Aaron Back explains why investors are alarmed by President Trump’s rhetoric on the economy and trade. Photo: Josephine Chu American consumers and their credit ...
Marketplace15d
China’s retaliatory tariffs on agricultural goods will squeeze farmers
But he said there is an immediate impact on the psychology of the market ... “U.S. buyers of these goods are going to face relatively cheaper goods. But the problem is that U.S. demand ...