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Sky Faces Bill for Underpaying Ad Partners; Meta Digital Ad Growth Slows

Sky Media's billing error leads to significant financial repercussions.
Meta experiences slowed growth in digital advertising despite record overall revenue.
UK government confirms ongoing support for creative industries and youth access.
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Wall Street rebounds as corporate earnings boost sentiment

U.S. stocks rebounded due to strong earnings reports, tempered recent losses, and improved market sentiment, particularly in technology and luxury sectors.

Markets rebound: Easing geopolitical tension brings recovery

Global stock markets rebounded due to eased geopolitical tensions and strong corporate earnings.

Wall Street rebounds as corporate earnings boost sentiment

U.S. stocks rebounded due to strong earnings reports, tempered recent losses, and improved market sentiment, particularly in technology and luxury sectors.

Markets rebound: Easing geopolitical tension brings recovery

Global stock markets rebounded due to eased geopolitical tensions and strong corporate earnings.
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S&P 500's $8 trillion rally will be tested by tricky earnings season

Investors are closely monitoring corporate earnings this week amidst heightened economic uncertainty and a notable stock market rally.

US businesses delay investments due to election uncertainty

Many US businesses are delaying investments due to upcoming presidential election uncertainty, with a notable increase from last quarter.

3 Mind-Blowing Stats That Could Send NVIDIA Shares to All-Time Highs

NVIDIA's earnings report will be influenced by AI demand and shipping delays, emphasizing the importance of commentary from the company post-announcement.
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A Turbulent Month Shows Markets Are Fickle. So Be Patient.

The stock market has recovered and shows optimism for future gains driven by expected interest rate cuts and strong corporate earnings.

ANALYSIS | Bank of Canada's Carolyn Rogers says unjustified wage hikes could mean higher interest rates | CBC News

Public outrage over a continued rise in grocery prices this week and the prospect of a strong jobs report may be signs that the Bank of Canada has not yet finished hiking interest rates.Speaking to the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce on Thursday in her hometown of Winnipeg, with her parents and her sister in the audience, the Bank of Canada's senior deputy governor, Carolyn Rogers, implied that despite the bank's pause this week, there may be higher interest rates ahead.

Hospitality, health care and construction generated job growth.

Markets rise as investors like the look of hiring and wage trends.Jan. 4 Jan. 5 Jan. 6 3,820 3,840 3,860 3,880 3,900 For investors and policymakers alike, bad news may be good news when it comes to the job market.Stocks jumped on Friday after new data showed that hiring continued at a healthy pace in December, but wages rose more slowly than economists had forecast, taking the pressure off the potential impact they will have on overall inflation.

Markets Rise as Investors Like the Look of Hiring and Wage Trends

Jan. 4 Jan. 5 Jan. 6 3,820 3,840 3,860 3,880 3,900 Data delayed at least 15 minutes Source: FactSet By: Ella Koeze For investors and policymakers alike, bad news may be good news when it comes to the job market.Stocks jumped on Friday after new data showed that hiring continued at a healthy pace in December, but wages rose more slowly than economists had forecast, taking the pressure off the potential impact they will have on overall inflation.

A Turbulent Month Shows Markets Are Fickle. So Be Patient.

The stock market has recovered and shows optimism for future gains driven by expected interest rate cuts and strong corporate earnings.

ANALYSIS | Bank of Canada's Carolyn Rogers says unjustified wage hikes could mean higher interest rates | CBC News

Public outrage over a continued rise in grocery prices this week and the prospect of a strong jobs report may be signs that the Bank of Canada has not yet finished hiking interest rates.Speaking to the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce on Thursday in her hometown of Winnipeg, with her parents and her sister in the audience, the Bank of Canada's senior deputy governor, Carolyn Rogers, implied that despite the bank's pause this week, there may be higher interest rates ahead.

Hospitality, health care and construction generated job growth.

Markets rise as investors like the look of hiring and wage trends.Jan. 4 Jan. 5 Jan. 6 3,820 3,840 3,860 3,880 3,900 For investors and policymakers alike, bad news may be good news when it comes to the job market.Stocks jumped on Friday after new data showed that hiring continued at a healthy pace in December, but wages rose more slowly than economists had forecast, taking the pressure off the potential impact they will have on overall inflation.

Markets Rise as Investors Like the Look of Hiring and Wage Trends

Jan. 4 Jan. 5 Jan. 6 3,820 3,840 3,860 3,880 3,900 Data delayed at least 15 minutes Source: FactSet By: Ella Koeze For investors and policymakers alike, bad news may be good news when it comes to the job market.Stocks jumped on Friday after new data showed that hiring continued at a healthy pace in December, but wages rose more slowly than economists had forecast, taking the pressure off the potential impact they will have on overall inflation.
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Logistics Report: Logistics Going Direct; Cloud-Based Bottlenecks; African Railroad Strategy

Transportation sector shows mixed financial performance in Q1.
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Walmart joins Canadian grocery rivals in pushing back against profiteering claims | CBC News

Like its Canadian counterparts, Walmart is pushing back against claims that grocers are profiting from the rising cost of food.Gonzalo Gebara, the head of Walmart Canada, told MPs on the House agriculture committee Monday that rising prices were caused by "a perfect storm" of external factors, not price-gouging.

Analysis | After a Chaotic Reopening, Is China Investable Again?

Foreigners have taken to looking at China with deep skepticism.Geopolitical tensions over Taiwan, harsh regulatory crackdowns, as well as a stringent Covid-Zero policy that put its economy to a standstill raised the argument over the past year that China is no longer "investable."But the investment thesis for China is looking up again.

Walmart joins Canadian grocery rivals in pushing back against profiteering claims | CBC News

Like its Canadian counterparts, Walmart is pushing back against claims that grocers are profiting from the rising cost of food.Gonzalo Gebara, the head of Walmart Canada, told MPs on the House agriculture committee Monday that rising prices were caused by "a perfect storm" of external factors, not price-gouging.

Analysis | After a Chaotic Reopening, Is China Investable Again?

Foreigners have taken to looking at China with deep skepticism.Geopolitical tensions over Taiwan, harsh regulatory crackdowns, as well as a stringent Covid-Zero policy that put its economy to a standstill raised the argument over the past year that China is no longer "investable."But the investment thesis for China is looking up again.
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Stocks slide as investors worry about more rate hikes

Inflation doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon.And that's weighing on Wall Street.Stocks tumbled Thursday after the US government's Producer Price Index report showed that prices at the wholesale level rose faster than expected in January.The Dow fell more than 430 points, or 1.3%.The S&P 500 was down 1.4% and the Nasdaq slid 1.8%.

Crypto, Equity, Metal Markets Plunge as Tech Earnings Disappoint and US Economic Weakness Deepens Market Updates Bitcoin News

Market Updates by Jamie Redman Equity markets began the day in the red following the latest corporate earnings reports from some of the world's largest firms, including Microsoft.The tech giant's recent conference call was considered disappointing, and earnings from firms such as Boeing, Texas Instruments, and 3M were also lackluster.
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