Every technology that threatens to make an industry obsolete eventually becomes that industry’s best customer. Cloud computing was supposed to kill hosting providers, then made them essential. This week, cybersecurity got its own version of Read more…
A familiar presence in American malls is changing how it approaches its brick-and-mortar footprint, closing some locations and planning more shutdowns as it reshapes its store network. For major retailers, deciding where to maintain a Read more…
The Bank of Canada (BoC) left its policy rate unchanged at 2.25%, in line with expectations. The opening statement noted that the continuing conflict in the Middle East as well as breakdown in trade talks Read more…
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Markets It’s hard not to talk about core bond markets since they’re front and center these days. Upside inflation risks stemming from the energy supply shock (6 months and counting) and the lack of political Read more…
Americans are not giving up on travel, despite rising prices. Instead, travelers are increasingly being split into two groups: those still willing to spend more to get away, and those being priced out of travel Read more…
Kaiser Aluminum (KALU) has been one of the better-performing metal stocks of 2026, but its recent chart tells a rougher story. The shares climbed to an all-time high in August, then dropped hard over the Read more…
While big box stores have not wiped out all mom and pop hardware, gardening, and outdoor furniture stores, they have taken over large parts of those industries. Independent Garden Centers (IGCs) have fallen well behind Read more…
Financial regulators warn about nearly everything. That is the job. Most of those warnings sound alike after a while, which is why the useful signal is rarely the warning itself. It is the ranking. Twice Read more…
Bank of Canada held policy rate at 2.25% on Wednesday, as widely expected, with Governor Tiff Macklem saying recent growth and inflation data had evolved broadly in line with July projections. In his opening statement Read more…