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Global Markets Enter Third Day of Heavy Losses
Markets worldwide plunge for a third consecutive day, sparked by weak economic forecasts, falling oil prices, and the effects of new U.S. import tariffs.
Amazon’s Surprise TikTok Bid: A Last-Minute Play for the Video Sensation
Amazon tries to snap up TikTok’s U.S. operations before the April deadline, igniting fresh debate on the app’s fate and fueling last-minute bidding chaos.
China Slaps New 34% Tariff on U.S. Goods, Raising Trade War Stakes
China announced a fresh wave of tariffs totaling 34% on U.S. goods, marking the most severe escalation yet in an intensifying trade conflict with President Donald Trump.
U.S. Surprises with 228K New Jobs, Topping All Expectations
U.S. employers add 228K jobs in March, surprising economists as unemployment ticks up slightly, signaling a growing labor force and cautious optimism.
‘Minecraft Movie’ Rakes in $10.55M in Previews, Aims for $70M+ Opening
The highly anticipated “Minecraft Movie” kicked off its theatrical run by earning $10.55 million in Thursday previews, with domestic box office projections ranging from $65 million to as high as $90 million for the weekend. Internationally, Warner Bros. estimates a haul of at least $65 million, putting the worldwide debut at potentially $135 million to $150 million.
Ontario’s Minimum Wage Set to Increase from $17.20 to $17.60 on October 1
Starting October 1, Ontario’s new minimum wage of $17.60 will go into effect, representing a modest increase of $0.40 from the current $17.20 rate. Although the margin seems small, workers earning minimum wage and clocking 40 hours a week stand to gain up to an additional $835 per year.
S&P 500 Slides 4% in Biggest Drop Since 2022
Dow crashes 1,500+ points, S&P 500 down 4%. Economic worries deepen as new tariffs fan recession fears and push investors toward safety.
Glen Powell Clues at Sydney Sweeney Romance
Glen Powell recently addressed swirling rumors linking him and his “Anyone but You” co-star, Sydney Sweeney, after she attended his sister’s wedding in Dallas, Texas. Rumors about the two intensified in 2023 during the press tour for “Anyone but You,” when fans noticed their playful chemistry.
Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs: Which Nations Face the Highest Rates?
Trump unveils 10% baseline tariff on all imports plus higher rates on “worst offenders,” claiming it’s “Liberation Day” for U.S. industry. Critics fear backlash.
How to Vote in Canadian Elections
A concise guide on how to vote in Canadian federal elections—from checking eligibility and registering to casting your ballot in person, by mail, or through special ballots.
ChatGPT’s Skyrocketing Subscriber Base Drives Major Revenue Surge
OpenAI’s ChatGPT has surged to over 4.5 million subscribers, generating at least $415M in monthly revenue. Driven by viral features like GPT-4o and Sora, the AI platform’s rapid growth showcases OpenAI’s dominance in the chatbot space despite capacity strain and rising competition.
Hooters Files for Bankruptcy Amid Mounting Debts and Restaurant Closures
Hooters, the Atlanta-based chain famous for its chicken wings and servers in revealing uniforms, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in a North Texas court, citing debts of $376 million and the recent closure of 44 locations.
J&J Hit Hard as Judge Dismisses $10B Talc Settlement Strategy
J&J’s $10B talc bankruptcy plan gets tossed by a judge, sending shares down 5% as the company prepares for a return to civil court.
Apple Readies ‘AI Doctor’ and Revamped Health App for 2026
Apple is reportedly hard at work on a major health-focused update, featuring an AI-driven “doctor” and a redesigned Health app referred to internally as Project Mulberry. If all goes according to plan, Apple may soon redefine how we track and improve our well-being, blending AI expertise with the convenience of devices already in our pockets.
How a Lawyer Can Use Social Media to Strengthen a Wrongful Death Case
Social media has proven to be a useful asset in today's digital age when it comes to collecting evidence, shaping public opinion, and even legal strategies. Being an effective wrongful death attorney means using social media to your benefit can be the determining factor for whether a case prevails or not. From receiving necessary evidence to finding witnesses, social media platforms are useful tools for creating a sound argument in court.This article examines how attorneys can utilize social networking websites to strengthen a case of wrongful death, the ethics of it, and guidelines for using such websites in an effective manner.
The SaaS Development Lifecycle: A Step-by-Step Guide to Building Scalable Solutions
What does it take to build a SaaS product that not only functions well but also scales effortlessly? The journey from an initial idea to a fully operational software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform follows a structured lifecycle, where each phase plays a critical role in ensuring success. From conceptualization to continuous improvements post-launch, a strategic approach is necessary to create reliable and high-performing solutions.
Yum! Brands CEO David Gibbs to Retire in 2026, Succession Plan Underway
Yum! Brands CEO David Gibbs to retire in 2026. The board kicks off a global search for new leadership as the company reimagines its future trajectory.
Tips to Restart Your Career After an Extended Maternity Break
The growth of women in the American workforce replicates female empowerment. According to the US Chamber of Commerce, the current number of female employees stands at an impressive 79 million. That surpasses the pre-pandemic number by almost 2 million. Also, women make up as much as 47% of the workforce in the country.
Jen Salke Steps Down as Amazon MGM Studios Boss
Amazon MGM Studios head Jen Salke steps down after leading major hits like “The Rings of Power” and “Reacher.” With a new producing deal in hand, she launches her own company as Amazon restructures its entertainment arm for greater speed, focus, and franchise control in 2025.
Canada’s Snap Election: Carney’s Big Call and Why It Matters
Mark Carney calls an April snap election, shaking up Canada’s political landscape with tariffs, tight polls, and a race that’s now wide open.
How CRM Systems Can Improve Compliance for Financial Advisors
All financial advisors must meet regulatory demands through strict requirements to provide effective financial services without violating compliance standards. The complex financial environment requires immediate attention to simple compliance management tools at an unprecedented degree. The Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system represents a powerful tool which experienced increasing popularity among users throughout the past years. The CRM system for financial advisors regularizes compliance management and secures database administration together with maintaining all transactions within established legal boundaries.
OpenAI Approaches $40B Funding Round, Targeting $12.7B Revenue by 2025
OpenAI is nearing a $40B funding round led by SoftBank, pushing its valuation to $340B. With projected 2025 revenue of $12.7B, the AI giant aims to expand infrastructure, talent, and tools—solidifying its lead in the rapidly intensifying AI race.
Trump’s Surprise 25% Auto Import Tariff Shakes Global Car Markets
Trump’s 25% tariff on car imports disrupts global supply chains, raises vehicle costs, and puts automakers on edge as nations weigh possible retaliation.
Trump Slaps 69 Nations With Tariffs, Canada and Brazil Among Hardest Hit
In a major global trade shakeup, U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed sweeping new tariffs on 69 countries, including Canada, Brazil, India, and Taiwan.
Justin Timberlake Reveals Lyme Disease Diagnosis After Wrapping Tour
Justin Timberlake has revealed he’s been battling Lyme disease behind the scenes during his Forget Tomorrow World Tour, which wrapped up in Istanbul this week.
Lindsay Lohan Shines at Freakier Friday Premiere, Marks Triumphant Hollywood Comeback
Lindsay Lohan made a stunning return to Hollywood at the premiere of Freakier Friday, reuniting with co-stars Jamie Lee Curtis and Chad Michael Murray on the purple carpet. Dressed in a sleek white gown, Lohan radiated confidence and nostalgia, embracing her Freaky Friday castmates two decades after the original film’s release.
Justin Trudeau Spotted at Katy Perry’s Montreal Concert, Fueling Romance Buzz
Two days after a headline-making dinner, the former Canadian PM was seen singing along in the crowd at Katy Perry’s sold-out Montreal show, super-charging dating rumors.
Tom Cruise & Ana de Armas Spark Dating Buzz—“Top Gun 3” Hype or Hollywood Romance?
Paparazzi photos of Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas leaving a West Hollywood bistro together have ignited whispers of a budding romance—fueling speculation the pairing is part of Paramount’s stealth marketing push for a Top Gun sequel set to film this fall.
Artists Bolt as ‘Garbage-Hole’ Spotify Faces Backlash Over CEO’s AI Weapons Bet
A growing number of indie and marquee acts are yanking catalogs from Spotify after CEO Daniel Ek’s multimillion-euro investment in military AI firm Helsing, crippling playlists and fueling a viral boycott.
Samuel L. Jackson’s ‘Motherf*ckin’ Wind Farms’ Ad Blows Up Cause Marketing Playbook
A profanity-laced PSA starring the “Avengers” icon rakes in 40 million views in 24 hours and signals a gritty new era for climate messaging.
Conor McGregor Loses Appeal in Irish Civil Sexual-Assault Case
Ireland’s Court of Appeal has upheld a €250,000 civil judgment against the MMA star, ending his bid to reverse a jury finding that he sexually assaulted a woman in 2018.
Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Becomes Highest-Grossing Country Tour in History
Thirty-two sold-out stadium shows pulled in an eye-watering $407.6 million, crowning Beyoncé the new queen of country-tour ticket sales.
Massive Russia Earthquake Triggers Pacific Wide Tsunami Alerts
An 8.8 magnitude quake off Russia’s Kamchatka sent waves across the Pacific, sparking evacuations and tsunami alerts from Japan to Chile before warnings were later eased.
Adam Sandler’s ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Breaks Netflix Records with Historic U.S. Opening
Adam Sandler’s return to the golf course is making serious waves. Happy Gilmore 2, which premiered on Netflix on July 25, has debuted with 46.7 million views in just its first three days, making it the biggest U.S. opening weekend for a Netflix film ever.
White House Issues Warning To South Park
South Park’s season premiere uses an AI made Trump, triggering a fierce White House warning of regulation as Paramount pursues an eight billion dollar Skydance merger.
Canadian Tire Cuts Corporate Staff in Push to Modernize Operations
Canadian Tire has confirmed it is reducing its corporate workforce as part of an effort to modernize and remain competitive in today’s fast-changing retail landscape. While the company declined to specify how many jobs are being cut, it said some corporate roles are being eliminated while others are expanding.
Tea App Breach Exposes 1.1 Million Private Chats From Women‑Only Dating Community
Security researchers found an unprotected database tied to Tea’s direct‑message feature, leaking intimate conversations, images, and location clues from more than 1 million female users.
Justin Trudeau & Katy Perry Spark Rumors After Intimate Montreal Dinner
The former Canadian PM and pop superstar were spotted sharing a chef’s‑tasting feast at Le Violon, igniting trans‑border buzz about a budding friendship—or something more.
The Beer Store Announces 11 More Closures Across Ontario
The Beer Store is shutting down 11 more locations in Ontario on September 28, 2025, as part of its ongoing response to changes in the province’s alcohol retail market. This follows 20 closures in August and another 10 set for September 10.
Gwyneth Paltrow Joins Astronomer After Viral Coldplay Scandal
Gwyneth Paltrow has stepped in as a “very temporary” spokesperson for tech company Astronomer, just days after its CEO and chief people officer resigned following a viral Coldplay concert moment.
Beyoncé Makes History With Highest-Grossing Country Tour Ever
Beyoncé has shattered records once again, this time in country music. Her Cowboy Carter tour, which wrapped up on July 26 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, officially became the highest-grossing country tour of all time, raking in over $400 million across just 32 dates.
‘Fantastic Four' Gives Marvel a Much-Needed Box-Office Win
Marvel’s Fantastic Four: First Steps has soared into theaters with an impressive $118 million opening weekend, signaling a strong rebound for the MCU. The reboot, helmed by WandaVision director Matt Shakman, marks the highest MCU opening since Deadpool & Wolverine.
‘Top Boy’ Star Micheal Ward Charged With Rape, Denies Allegations
BAFTA-winning actor Micheal Ward has been formally charged with two counts of rape and three counts of sexual assault, the Metropolitan Police confirmed.
Sydney Sweeney’s Bold New Campaign Sends American Eagle Stock Soaring
American Eagle’s “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans” fall launch sparks viral buzz, a double‑digit share rally, and a fresh push to reclaim Gen Z denim dominance.
Tesla to Launch Bay Area Robotaxi Pilot With Safety Drivers This Weekend
An internal memo says Tesla will begin a limited paid robotaxi service across the San Francisco Bay Area as soon as Friday, using modified Model Ys with human safety drivers on board.
Comic‑Con 2025 Shocker: George Lucas Makes Surprise First‑Ever Appearance
The Star Wars creator electrified Hall H by walking onstage unannounced, revealing never‑before‑seen archival footage and hinting at a new film project outside the galaxy far, far away.
Astronomer HR Chief Exec Kristin Cabot Resigns After Viral Coldplay Concert
Kristin Cabot, Chief People Officer at U.S. tech firm Astronomer, has officially resigned after a viral video showed her embracing then-CEO Andy Byron at a Coldplay concert.
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