5 d. ago French Inflation Quickens But Remains Well Short of ECB Goal

French inflation picked up on an acceleration in the services sector and smaller declines in energy prices, though remained well below the European Central Bank’s 2% target.

Economics

5 d. ago French, Italian Inflation Quickens But Stays Below ECB Target

Inflation in France and Italy accelerated this month but remained below the European Central Bank’s 2% target, with the data unlikely to prompt a shift away from steady interest rates.

Economics

6 d. ago TD Pledges to Cut Billions in Costs as It Reintroduces Guidance

Toronto-Dominion Bank is reinstating guidance on growth — with similar targets to those in place before a US money-laundering scandal — as it pledges to slash billions in annual costs and boost revenue through a push to attract more clients and sell them additional products.

Economics

8 d. ago Carney: Canada wants to lure tech workers who won’t get U.S. H

Prime Minister Mark Carney wants to attract employees from the technology sector who might have previously worked in the U.S. before President Donald Trump’s new visa charges. “What is clear is that the opportunity to attract people who previously would’ve got so-called H-1B visas,” Carney told reporters in London on Saturday. He added that many […]

Society

9 d. ago People like Carney aren’t the only targets in bank crimes. You are, too

'This story makes news because it's the prime minister, but Canadians are dealing with this every day,' one expert says on the threats facing Canadians' banking information.

Events

1 week ago Australia’s Faster Inflation Boosts Case for Slower RBA Cuts

A gauge of Australia’s monthly inflation accelerated in August to the top of the Reserve Bank’s 2-3% target, supporting the case for interest rates to remain on hold and sending the currency higher.

Economics

2 w. ago Two people arrested after Ottawa protest against Carney government

The "Draw the Line" protesters called on the Liberal government to prioritize human rights and climate change and to reverse planned cuts to the public service.

Politics

2 w. ago Japan’s Inflation Slows Sharply on Subsidies Before BOJ Meet

The pace of Japan’s consumer inflation slowed abruptly on the back of government utility subsidies while remaining well above the Bank of Japan’s target hours before authorities are set to decide policy.

Economics