Week in Review: Markets Buoyed Ahead of FOMC Meeting The week draws to a close with risk assets largely buoyed by the prospect of an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve. On Friday, the Read more…
Furniture retail chains have faced financial distress this year related to a slow residential real estate market, rising labor and product costs driven by inflation, rising tariff rates since April, and even lingering effects from Read more…
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After consistently declining for 30 years, roadway fatalities in the U.S. have risen over the past decade. Fatalities jumped to nearly 35,000 in 2015, an 8% increase from the year prior, and rose another 6.5% Read more…
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Nvidia has dominated the AI landscape since ChatGPT’s launch broke the internet, kicking off a tidal wave of research into AI apps, including chatbots and AI agents. Its graphic processing units, or GPUs, are ideally Read more…
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Canadian Highlights Canada’s job market defied expectations again in November, pushing the unemployment rate down to a 16-month low. The labour market is demonstrating some resiliency, but slack still exists, and the short-term trajectory is Read more…
Summary United States: Consumers Still Carry the Torch, but the Glow Is Fading As Powell heads into one of his four remaining meetings as Fed Chair, strength in services and lingering consumer resilience contrast with Read more…
Debt can sink a business. Even when a company’s locations are largely cash positive, if they don’t create enough revenue to pay off debt, that can force a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Banks and other lenders Read more…