A low carbon economy will lower costs for businesses and nullify the need for the consumers’ carbon rebates, making it a winning equation for the government, businesses and consumers. … READ MORE >
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U.S. spending and inflation improve above expectations
Spending rose by 0.8% on the month, compared with the forecast of 0.5%, while the personal consumption expenditures index—an inflation measure closely watched by the Federal Reserve—came in at 0.3%. … READ MORE >
RSM US Manufacturing Outlook Index: The Boeing effect takes a toll
The RSM US Manufacturing Outlook Index declined in March, reflecting sluggish activity across the production sector in general and the problems at Boeing in particular. … READ MORE >
5 things to know in life sciences: Week of March 25, 2024
From new deals to emerging innovation, here’s what’s happening in life sciences. … READ MORE >
Federal Reserve’s policy path points to a rate cut in June
Our modified Taylor Rule implies that the federal funds policy rate should be reduced to a range between 4.75% and 5% in the near term. … READ MORE >
Space companies benefiting from rising demand and focus on efficiency, executives say
Quarterly sales expanded in the space sector, benefiting from rising demand. At the same time, companies improved margins through a renewed focus on efficient business models. … READ MORE >
One year later: 5 areas of regulatory focus since 2023 bank failures
In the aftermath of the liquidity-related bank failures in March 2023, regulatory agencies and leaders have released numerous statements, including reviews of the failures, updates on supervisory expectations and calls for additional regulation. … READ MORE >
Regulations and rate cuts to drive renewable energy growth
Sustained investment in renewables continues, despite the hurdles, and will translate into enduring growth as economic activity becomes less dependent on fossil fuel prices and supply fluctuations. … READ MORE >
How Legos can offer a lesson in addressing Canada’s housing crunch
Canada’s housing supply has faced chronic shortages in recent years. Prefabricated construction could help lower costs, speed construction and improve affordability. … READ MORE >
U.S. economy remained resilient in first quarter amid signs of future softening
The data is not likely to change the Federal Reserve’s course on monetary policy, with the central bank likely to hold rates steady at its May meeting. … READ MORE >