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Episode 194 of Down of Business podcast Get the latest from Gabriel Friedman straight to your inbox Sign Up Lately, news about inflation has been positive in a good way. Compared to a year ago, when inflation was 8 per cent, the consu...

Remote work lowers productivity and sends wrong signal to workers who don’t have that option Elon Musk is calling out people who work from home, saying it’s an affront to those who must show up at the workplace. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED...

Wall Street traders geared up for any updates on whether Washington lawmakers will be able to raise the U.S. debt ceiling and prevent a historic default, with both stocks and bonds falling. Yields rose across the U.S. curve, with the rate on 30-year notes...

Wall Street traders remained glued to the latest developments on whether Washington will raise the debt ceiling and prevent a historic default, with both stocks and bonds falling. The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 1 per cent, underperforming other benc...

Gordon Reid, president and chief executive officer, Goodreid Investment Counsel FOCUS: U.S. equities  MARKET OUTLOOK: Market consensus, which was largely bearish in the early part of 2023, is beginning to turn more positive. The primary reasons are...

First increase in consumer price index since June 2022 Get the latest from Barbara Shecter straight to your inbox Sign Up Soaring mortgage interest costs and higher rents in April helped drive the first rise in headline consumer infla...

Last big data before Bank of Canada decision comes in hotter than expected April inflation took economists by surprise, accelerating 4.4 per cent from a year ago, instead of the forecasted 4.1 per cent. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBS...

This is the first rise in the consumer price index since it peaked at 8.1% in June last year. Canada’s inflation rate rose to 4.4 per cent in April, higher than the month before and topping economists’ expectations. THIS CONTENT IS RESE...