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07.01 / 09:49

markets COST CEO Fighting Healthcare 'Trudeau has let you down': Once key ally of Canadian PM, Khalistan supporter Jagmeet Singh's brutal remarks after he quits

Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as party leader and Prime Minister on Monday, ending nearly a decade-long tenure marked by progressive reforms, global recognition, and increasing domestic criticism. New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh on Monday reacted to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's announcement to step down from the position of Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader.

07.01 / 07:57

Citizens Sustainability Election country rock International Mint Primer: What Trudeau’s resignation means for India-Canada relations

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as the prime minister of Canada and leader of the Liberal Party on Monday. What next for Canada? And will the development bring a decisive shift in India-Canada relations? Mint explains: With Canada’s Parliament prorogued until March, the opposition’s effort to bring a no-confidence motion stands stalled.

07.01 / 06:47

markets UPS CEO Analysis Trade Experts Bitcoin Crypto Price Today: Bitcoin breaks $100K barrier again as early 2025 recovery continues

Bitcoin (BTC) has surged back into six-digit territory, continuing its early 2025 recovery. The largest cryptocurrency climbed to nearly $102,000 on Tuesday, marking its first return to the six-digit price since December 19, 2024, and starting the year on a strong note. At 10:43 am IST, Bitcoin was trading at $101,780, up 1.2%, with an intraday high of $102,712.

07.01 / 04:01

markets Digital Strategy Election PAM reports Canada: Justin Trudeau prorogues Parliament until March 24, here's what that means

Justin Trudeau announced on Monday that he would resign as leader of the Liberal Party and as Prime Minister as soon as a new candidate is found for the post. He said that the Canadian Parliament would be prorogued or suspended until March 24.

07.01 / 02:03

markets UPS economy wellness Trade Experts country What Trudeau’s exit means for the struggling loonie — and Canada’s economy

News of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s impending resignation helped push the Canadian dollar higher on Monday morning in a move some experts say reflects higher confidence in Canada’s economy with new leadership on the way.

07.01 / 01:31

Blockchain Bitcoin Institutional Adoption What’s next for Bitcoin in 2025? Experts prediction and insights

Bitcoin enters 2025, the cryptocurrency market is abuzz with predictions about its trajectory. After a stellar performance in 2024, experts are optimistic about the year ahead, with regulatory clarity, institutional adoption, and technological advancements set to shape the landscape.

06.01 / 21:35

markets CEO Strategy Tesla rights Scandals Musk flexing his political muscle and going global; he's applying a playbook in UK, Germany and Canada similar to the one he used to disrupt American politics

Tesla CEO Elon Musk leveraged his influence on X (formerly known as Twitter) to engage in provocative political commentary while specifically targeting British politics, reported The Washington Post.

06.01 / 18:41

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06.01 / 18:35

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The Canadian dollar advanced after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as head of the Liberal Party, triggering a contest to replace him as leader.

06.01 / 18:35

markets UPS Racing security wellness country Cameco Canada aims to become world's biggest uranium producer as demand soars

Canada is racing to become the world’s biggest uranium producer as prices for the radioactive metal surge in response to soaring demand for emissions-free nuclear power and geopolitical tensions threaten supplies.

06.01 / 18:35

Strategy Sustainability wellness country Latin reports International Scotiabank to sell 'troubled' operations in Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama

The Bank of Nova Scotia has signed an agreement to sell its operations in Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama as it looks to boost efficiencies and reorganize its Latin American businesses.

06.01 / 18:35

COST UPS economy Universities Headlines Canada stuck in recession if you look past the headline numbers, say economists

Canada’s in a recession and has been for quite some time, says economist Lars Osberg.

06.01 / 18:23

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06.01 / 16:37

COST Progressive Racing Election Celebrity Canada PM Resignation LIVE: Justin Trudeau ends speculation, announces he will step down

Canada PM Resignation LIVE: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation on January 6, 2025, amid increasing discontent with his leadership and the recent departure of his finance minister, which highlighted turmoil within his government. Trudeau stated that ongoing "internal battles" have led him to conclude he "cannot be the best option" for the upcoming Canada election.

06.01 / 15:51

markets CEO Great-West International Insight Investment appoints Raman Srivastava as CEO designate

Srivastava will succeed Abdallah Nauphal as CEO, following his decision to retire in the first half of 2025. Nauphal has worked at Insight for more than 20 years, including 17 years as CEO. Former EdenTree fund manager Ketan Patel resurfaces at family office Srivastava brings more than 25 years' experience in the investment industry. He most recently served as executive vice-president and global CIO of the Canada-headquartered international financial services company Great-West Lifeco, where he worked with the CEO and board of directors on a range of investment, capital market and str...

06.01 / 13:21

COST Provident Gap Research Gartner International Howard Levitt: The middle management cull is coming to Canada, too

The year ahead for Canadian employees was foretold by a front page article on Dec. 31 in the Wall Street Journal, discussing the massive downsizing of middle management.

06.01 / 13:21

UPS Racing Election Trade reports International Trudeau likely to resign this week, Globe reports

Justin Trudeau is expected to announce his resignation as leader of Canada’s Liberal Party this week,the Globe and Mail reported, a move that would trigger a contest to replace him as prime minister.

06.01 / 13:21

markets UPS economy wellness country folk shock RBC chief economist Frances Donald says slower growth the 'new normal' over next few years

The Bank of Canada all but declared victory over inflation in 2024 and started cutting interest rates, which gave some people relief, but Royal Bank of Canada’s (RBC) chief economist Frances Donald says some prices are still 20 per cent higher than they were before the pandemic, and that’s something Canadians will be dealing with in 2025.

06.01 / 13:05

markets Platform Strategy Mobile Healthcare hospital International Upgrad’s Mayank Kumar and Oyo’s Ayush Mathur launch BorderPlus

Mayank Kumar, cofounder of edtech company Upgrad and Ayush Mathur, formerly president, Europe at hospitality and traveltech firm OYO have come together as cofounders to launch BorderPlus, a talent mobility platform dedicated to connecting blue-collar workers with global opportunities.

06.01 / 10:19

markets Photos social reports Videos Scandals Amid Canadian PM Justin Trudeau's resignation buzz, a look at his scandal-plagued tenure

Justin Trudeau is likely to announce his resignation as leader of the Liberal Party as early as Monday, news agency Reuters reported citing The Globe and Mail. Justin Trudeau has been under pressure from elected lawmakers in his party to quit for months- and it escalated further when Chrystia Freeland, his finance minister, quit on December 16, saying she and the prime minister were at odds on policy.

05.01 / 19:33

markets UPS wellness Experts performer patient Canadian stock market set to grow in 2025 amid lingering volatility: experts

The Canadian equity market will continue building on its strength from 2024 despite lingering political uncertainties, experts forecast. But investors should prepare for more volatility and be patient as the pace of gains is expected to be a bit slower.

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