
Canada's unemployment rate rises to 6.7% in February, labor market weakens
Canada's unemployment rate increased to 6.7% in February, surpassing economists' expectations as the labor market showed signs of weakening.

Canada's unemployment rate increased to 6.7% in February, surpassing economists' expectations as the labor market showed signs of weakening.
Parents with federal PLUS loans face a June 30 deadline to consolidate into new loans to maintain affordable payment options.

The city of Los Angeles declared Marilyn Monroe's former residence a historic monument, prompting owners to file a lawsuit over blocked demolition plans.
Australian airline Qantas agreed to pay approximately $74 million to settle a class action lawsuit over its decision to issue flight credits instead of cash refunds during the pandemic.

Two major announcements were made Saturday as Steak 'n Shake appointed a health-focused executive and NASCAR introduced Steve O'Donnell as its new CEO.

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee warns that rising inflation risks could affect planned interest rate cuts in 2026.

Britain is the only G7 country with inflation exceeding 3 percent, according to OECD data, amid government concerns about potential oil price increases.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said a U.S.-Iran conflict would be brief and oil prices could drop below $50 per barrel afterward.
The Federal Trade Commission will send refund checks to consumers allegedly deceived by corporate landlord Invitation Homes.
United Airlines' focus on premium services and brand loyalty under CEO Scott Kirby is generating positive results in the airline industry.
Workplace products company Cintas agreed to buy uniform supplier UniFirst for $5.5 billion in enterprise value.
Two significant retail transactions emerged as Saks Global secures bankruptcy exit funding and Bed Bath & Beyond acquires The Container Store.
Property prices for leasehold flats in the UK are declining as buyers increasingly avoid this type of housing ownership structure.

The Social Security Trust Fund faces depletion by 2032 due to demographic and economic pressures, according to government projections.

Salesforce plans to raise up to $25 billion for share buybacks while a Meta executive and Sequoia partner aim to raise over $1 billion for new firm.
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