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Wednesday, April 02, 2025 4:18 AM ET

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New Trump tariffs cause nervousness in the US and abroad

Global markets and US trading partners are bracing as President Donald Trump prepares to unveil sweeping new tariffs. Trump has billed April 2 as "Liberation Day", claiming he is stopping other countries from taking economic advantage of the United States.

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Toronto Star

Property stocks lift ASX on eve of Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’

Sydney Morning Herald - 1 hour ago

The Australian sharemarket closed in positive territory on Wednesday even as investors brace for the introduction of Trump’s wide-ranging tariffs.

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NBC News

Meta's head of AI research announces departure

NBC News - 6 hours ago

Joelle Pineau is leaving at a challenging time for Meta as it invests billions of dollars to become the market leader ahead of rivals like OpenAI and Google.

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Daily Mail

Business tax rate cuts cost N.H. at least $795 million since 2015, study finds - The Boston Globe

Boston Globe - 12 hours ago

Reducing business taxes didn’t generate enough economic activity to offset lost revenue, according to the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute.

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Toronto Star

Gas prices drop as consumer carbon price ends, but full impact yet to be felt

The Globe and Mail - 13 hours ago

One of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first actions when he took office last month was to do away with the consumer carbon charge, which had previously been set at $80 a tonne with yearly increases

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Times of India

Newsmax Stock Soars After Hot Initial Public Offering

Epoch Times - 12 hours ago

Shares of Newsmax Inc. sold for more than $180 a share on April 1 after opening at $10 a share on March 31.

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Toronto Star

Canaccord selling U.S. market-making division, focusing on core operations

The Globe and Mail - 18 hours ago

Deal with Cantor Fitzgerald comes almost two years after Canaccord warned of a potentially ‘significant penalty’ related to that business

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The Federalist Papers

Hooters, known for skimpy server outfits, files for bankruptcy protection | CBC News

CBC News - 16 hours ago

Hooters, the U.S.-based restaurant chain known for chicken wings and 'Hooters Girls' in skimpy wait-staff outfits, has filed for bankruptcy protection.

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