Canada has lost over 112,000 jobs in 2026, with Quebec hit hardest, losing 91,000 jobs. Full-time employment is declining sharply, youth unemployment is up to 14.3%, and living costs remain high despite official inflation claims. Entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette warns this signals a structural economic decline causing social instability, increased petty crime, and weakening public trust. He calls for urgent leadership focused on real economic solutions to restore job security, affordability, and public confidence before the crisis deepens further.
Last week, large-cap technology and AI-related stocks led Wall Street's top gainers, driven by strong earnings reports, positive guidance, and analyst upgrades. Companies like Tower Semiconductor, Venture Global, and Palo Alto Networks saw significan...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. announced a $31.28 billion capital expenditure plan to expand its advanced chip manufacturing capabilities. This move aims to meet rising global demand driven by artificial intelligence, 5G, and high-performance...
Last week, large-cap stocks in sectors like housing, nuclear energy, crypto mining, and global commodities experienced significant declines due to earnings volatility, rising Treasury yields, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and weaker crypt...
The article highlights five dividend-paying stocks with high yields ranging from 6.7% to 18.3% that are currently disliked by Wall Street analysts. These include Virtus Investment Partners, Alexander's REIT, ConAgra Brands, Western Union, and Prospec...
Walmart executives shared with analysts that rising gas prices due to the Iran war are changing shopping habits. Consumers begin to reduce spending when gas hits $4.50 to $5 a gallon, with significant demand drops expected if prices exceed $5. This i...
