U.S. economy shrinks 0.3% in Q1 as Trump trade wars disrupt business
Weak spending and government cuts offset strong business investment
- By: Christopher Rugaber and Paul Wiseman, The Associated Press
- April 30, 2025 April 30, 2025
- 09:30
Weak spending and government cuts offset strong business investment
Better-than-expected Q1 growth overshadowed by renewed trade tensions
U.K. regulator aims to support responsible AI adoption in financial markets
Panel believed rep's evidence over allegations from former client
Canada’s largest bank retreats from key climate disclosures as it reassesses methodology
Auto loan delinquencies on the rise, as the economic outlook dims
Regulator requests monetary penalties, disgorgement, costs and market bans
Latest ECB survey finds consumers anticipating faster price rises
Recession worries grow and Americans pull back on spending
Dual duties on metals and vehicles may be lifted for some manufacturers
The Liberals' election platform pledged nearly $130B in new spending initiatives
Exec failed to disclose dealings, dealer ignored red flags, SRO alleged
Precious metals action calms, while Dow Jones tops 50K
Report calls for action on data gaps, surveillance, leverage
Trade deficit remains unchanged amid shifting tariff policy, Fitch reports
Trust account used in fraud, misappropriation, Law Society finds
Policy failed to cover hedge fund investment that turned out to be a fraud
Firm allegedly touted stocks on social media, while selling its holdings
The honours will be presented Feb. 12, at the association's Embrace the Challenge event
Start with flexibility, tax efficiency, simplicity
Brokers, MGAs, software providers and TPAs set to evolve
Plus, moves at Our Family Office, Harvest ETFs, Manulife Wealth, Canada Life and more
Plus, Wellington-Alus Private Counsel and Ninepoint Partners add new talent
Also, moves at Mackenzie Investments, Edward Jones Canada and the CSA
Plus, National Bank changes diversified equity fund
Net monthly ETF inflows reach $22B in January: report
Plus, other firms launch new products, tweak their fund lineups