Ontario has seen a surge in fatal opioid overdoses in shelters across the province, according to a new report. As health reporter Katherine Ward explains, researchers and advocates are calling for better supports to save more lives.
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Toyota is recalling about 145,000 vehicles due to an airbag problem, the automaker said last week. Here's which models are affected.
The recent collapse of Woodson, a Shanghai-based semiconductor start-up that went bankrupt, is the latest example of how China's efforts to build local alternatives to the world's most advanced chips can fail. Woodson, whose main entity is Shanghai Wusheng Semiconductor Group, was liquidated, according to a notice released on June 6 by the city's Pudong New Area People's Court. That marked the end for the firm, which was once an emerging star in China's semiconductor industry. Do you have questi
U.S. prosecutors have recommended Boeing face criminal charges over allegedly violating a deferred prosecution agreement related to two fatal crashes. Global’s Sean Previl reports on what that impact could be and why the company has a long road to regain the public's trust, even if no charges are laid.
Amidst a landscape where the Canadian market shows resilience with steady economic growth and rising stock values, consumer sentiment remains tepid, reflecting a complex interplay of economic factors. In such an environment, identifying stocks that are potentially undervalued becomes particularly compelling as they may offer opportunities for investors seeking value in a market where broader indices have been performing robustly.
The Indian stock market has shown remarkable growth over the past year, rising by 46%, with earnings expected to increase by 16% annually. In this context, identifying stocks that are potentially undervalued can offer investors opportunities for significant value in a thriving market environment.
The chip maker looks to have been hit by fears over a potentially stretched valuation and news that CEO Jensen Huang has been selling stock through a trading plan.
Huawei Technologies has emerged as the big winner in China's smartphone market for the recently-concluded midyear 618 shopping festival with the biggest jump in sales and the smallest discounts, according to the latest data from Counterpoint Research. Huawei sales jumped 42.4 per cent during the one-month 618 sales period that started May 20, according to Counterpoint, which attributed the rise to continued strong demand for the company's latest handsets, including those from the Mate 60 and Pur
(Bloomberg) -- The era of big paychecks for Chinese financiers is fast coming to an end as some of the industry’s biggest companies impose strict new limits to comply with President Xi Jinping’s “common prosperity” campaign.Most Read from BloombergSupreme Court Poised to Allow Emergency Abortions in IdahoYouTuber Dr Disrespect Was Allegedly Kicked Off Twitch for Messaging MinorFedEx Stokes Investors With Hint of a Freight DealVolkswagen Invests $5 Billion in EV Startup Rivian to Form Joint Ventu
As global markets exhibit mixed signals with modest gains in the U.S. and challenges in sectors like Chinese real estate, investors are keenly observing opportunities for stable returns. In this context, dividend stocks emerge as appealing options, offering potential resilience and consistent yield amidst fluctuating market conditions.
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There's a stark difference when 32-year-old Olivia Polk compares her life to how her mom's looked at the same age.In terms of owning a home and a car, or having a family, "I don't have any of those things, and I don't imagine that I will any time soon," she said.Until recently, Polk worked for a Halifax organization that provides affordable housing, saw herself as middle class and made well above minimum wage.But despite sharing living expenses with her partner, she said they still live paychequ
A B.C. man who frequently purchases B.C. Parks campsite reservations online has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against B.C. Parks, claiming the way the online reservation process works is a violation of the federal Competition Act.Danny Kindred, whose notice of civil claim was filed in B.C. Supreme Court on Friday, says that because B.C. Parks adds a $6 reservation fee during the last step in the checkout process, rather than advertising the true cost to reserve a campsite, it's in violat
Airbus stock dropped 11% after it announced reduced delivery targets for its planes, and pushed back the date for increased A320neo output.
MOSCOW (Reuters) -European banks leaving Russia would damage both Western and Russian companies, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday, pointing to the many Western businesses that still operate and use banking services in Russia. With most major Russian banks under Western sanctions over Russia's February 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, foreign banks including Austria's Raiffeisen Bank International and Italy's UniCredit, have become key financial bridges with the West, boosting profits in the process.
Oil prices slid in early Asian trade on Thursday as a surprise build in U.S. stockpiles fuelled fears about slow demand from the top oil consumer, though worries a potential expansion of the Gaza war may disrupt Middle East supplies capped declines. Brent crude oil futures fell 30 cents, or 0.4%, to $84.17 a barrel by 0028 GMT. "An expected increase in U.S. inventories of crude oil and gasoline are weighing on the market due to fears of weakening demand," said Tsuyoshi Ueno, senior economist at NLI Research Institute.
A group of homeowners in Cuyahoga County filed a class action lawsuit seeking to recovery equity they say was stolen by the county government.
China’s Commerce minister told German counterpart it was open to negotiating tariffs but wasn’t afraid to retaliate.
One of the largest dealer management systems suspended its systems Wednesday to address the cyberattacks
PARIS (Reuters) -Engine maker CFM's wariness to ramp up supplies significantly to Airbus at a time of stress for its other key customer Boeing was likely one factor in Airbus' move to delay planned jet output increases, industry sources said on Tuesday. On Monday, Airbus delayed a multi-year hike in narrowbody production, cut profit forecasts and trimmed its 2024 delivery target, blaming shortages of engines and other parts and sending shares in Europe's largest aerospace group tumbling on Tuesday. CFM, a transatlantic venture of GE Aerospace and France's Safran, makes LEAP engines that power all Boeing 737 MAX jets and typically just over half of the competing Airbus A320neo family, where they compete with the Geared Turbofan of RTX subsidiary Pratt & Whitney.
