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Canadian potash is a fertilizer product with an outsized role in U.S.-Canada trade. This article explains why potash keeps surfacing in trade disputes, how Saskatchewan's leaders responded to recent threats, and why a self-reliant fertilizer bloc has become part of the conversation.
This article explains how a billionaire tax works, why it creates special pressure for founders whose wealth is tied up in company stock, and how it could both generate new California revenue and push billionaires out of the state.
INEOS has suspended production at UK chemical plants because natural gas prices are around twelve times higher than in the US. This explainer looks at how the price gap emerged, what the shutdowns mean for staff and output, and why the decision reveals a wider challenge for European manufacturing.
Readers will learn what's known about Xbox's reported plan to lay off hundreds of employees and consolidate several studios, how those cuts fit Microsoft's earlier workforce reductions, and what the pattern could signal for its games business.
The Monday, Sept. 21 Powerball drawing produced the numbers 2, 7, 9, 17, 58 and Powerball 20. This article explains how the jackpot reached $313 million, how Powerball prizes work, and what players should know about tickets and claiming winnings.
A Set For Life draw can run late while the winning line is verified. This article explains why the published result is the one that counts.
This article looks at AMD’s recent stock rebound, the supply shortage in AI accelerators and GPUs, and how planned price increases could reshape the company’s growth outlook.
Investors have knocked Novo Nordisk shares down sharply after a capital markets day in London left them cold. This article explains the reasons for the slide and the conditions the Danish drugmaker must meet to turn its stock around.
A Lotto 6/49 ticket sold in Surrey, B.C., is worth $32 million. This article explains how the win was announced, why ticket holders should verify their numbers, and what to do with the ticket if it matches.
Learn what the latest Intergenerational Report projects for Australia's economy, why the next 40 years are expected to be harder for younger households, and what slower growth and higher taxes could mean for retirement.
Learn who Howard Buffett is, why Warren Buffett chose him to chair Berkshire Hathaway, and how the new split between chairman and CEO shapes the company's future.
This guide explains how U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF flows are tracked, why weekly numbers like Fidelity's FBTC surge matter, and what a dramatic reversal from outflows to inflows says about investor behavior.
This article explains how the U.S. federal procurement order against Canadian products works, why its effects are concentrated in certain cities, and how it fits into the broader tariff fight between Canada and the United States.
This article explains who is eligible for the expanded Amazon Prime settlement payments, why the FTC revised the plan, and how to avoid refund scams.
The U.S. dollar's interest-rate path helps drive the USD/MXN exchange rate. This article explains the mechanics behind a falling peso, why an aggressive Federal Reserve matters, and what a weaker peso means for trade, inflation, and cross-border money.
Toys R Us has announced 120 new standalone U.S. stores for the holiday season, but it has not said where they will be or whether they will stay open afterward. This article breaks down what the announcement includes, what remains unknown, and why the timing matters.
Bitcoin’s recovery from roughly $75,000 to the $78,000 area after a Federal Reserve rate hike looks like a turning point. This article explains why the bounce is being treated as fragile, and what levels and fund flows would need to change before the bear cycle is over.
This article explains why Hellweg and its subsidiary BayWa Bau- & Gartenmärkte are shutting down, what the clearance sales do and do not offer, and how customers with unfinished renovations or paid-up orders may fare in the insolvency process.
Learn how a drop in crude oil and easing Treasury yields helped major stock indexes recover after the Federal Reserve raised rates, and why those forces interact.
This explainer shows how the 2027 Social Security COLA forecast is tied to inflation, what a 3.5% adjustment would mean for SSI recipients, and why the official number may still change before it is announced.