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ReutersWeak GDP, strong prices, highlight Fed dilemma
U.S. economic growth in the first quarter fell below the Federal Reserve's estimates of the economy's long-run potential for the first time in nearly two years, but the signs of slowing were accompanied with fast inflation that, if sustained, would pose a particular dilemma for the central bank. Fed officials through much of their battle with a pandemic-driven breakout of inflation said they thought it would take a period of below-trend growth to really bring price pressures into line, and the 1.6% rate of expansion registered in the first quarter met that mark after a period above the central bank's median 1.8% estimate of noninflationary potential. But prices have remained sticky, with the personal consumption expenditures price index over the first quarter rising at a 3.4% annual rate versus the Fed's 2% target.
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See how a former animal testing laboratory is transformed into an animal sanctuary
An animal rights activist is turning an animal testing laboratory into a sanctuary and rehab center for dogs and cats who have spent their lives caged in a lab.
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Perplexity AI: Exploring AI-powered search beyond Google
Perplexity's AI-powered search experience challenges Google's model by delivering conversational answers, citing sources and more.
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UPDATE 1-Nasdaq's revenue beats on strong demand for fintech products
Nasdaq beat estimates for first-quarter revenue on Thursday, driven by strong demand for its financial technology products used by traders and investors to navigate the capital markets. Revenue from its financial technology unit surged 71% to $392 million in the first quarter, while revenue from its index business jumped 53% to $168 million. "Our performance underscores the durability of our business model and our ability to deliver growth across uncertain environments," said Adena Friedman, chief executive officer, at Nasdaq on an analysts' call.
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‘The sun is a problem’: Search and rescue member warns of Nunavik’s warm weather
Spring has brought beautiful weather to Nunavik but with melt comes risk, says a local leader from Kuujjuaq. “The sun is a problem,” said George Kauki, president of Kuujjuaq’s Niqliit wildlife committee and a search and rescue team member. He’s been using Facebook to raise awareness over the changing weather conditions. Kauki said hunters and travellers should be even more careful than usual when going out on the land. “The melting snow, which creates water and slush, increases the risk of peopl
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Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction overturned by New York court
New York court says Hollywood mogul, who remains in prison on other charges, did not receive a fair trial.
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Honda to get up to $5B in government assistance for EV battery, assembly plants
Honda is set to build an electric vehicle battery plant next to its Alliston, Ont., assembly plant, which it is retooling to produce fully electric vehicles, all part of a $15-billion project that is expected to include up to $5 billion in public money. The two plants are expected to create 1,000 jobs on top of retaining the existing 4,200 jobs at the assembly plant. The deal does not involve production subsidies, which were used to woo two other automakers to build battery plants in Ontario ins
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Will Labour’s plan make train tickets cheaper?
What impact will Labour's pledge to nationalise the railways have?
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Equalities minister confirms Government is committed to conversion therapy ban
Stuart Andrew said the ban is a ‘very challenging issue to get right’ but added the Government is clear that the practice is abhorrent.
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Captain Tom’s family home on sale for £2.25m months after unauthorised spa demolished
Sir Captain Tom Moore’s family home where he raised millions for the NHS has been put on sale following a planning row which forced the veteran’s daughter to demolish a spa building on the property.
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Unions say their plan to save steel jobs rejected by Tata
Unions met the company on Thursday with another plea not to press ahead with proposals for its Port Talbot plant which will lead to job losses.
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Questions rise over Goldman's ability to promote top women bankers
City Comment: Change is coming too slowly at the giant investment bank
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Going-out-of-business sale begins at another national retail store at Northlake Mall
The financially struggling Charlotte mall lost several national retailers over the last year but has seen an influx of locally-owned stores.
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Furious, funny and potentially fatal: hip-hop’s 20 greatest diss tracks – ranked!
As Drake, Kendrick Lamar and more continue their high-profile beef, we run down the most inspired – and vicious – attacks in rap’s history
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What (Is) a Woman review – like #MeToo never happened
Andrée Bernard’s solo show is a bizarre representation of one woman’s love life, minus depth and character development
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CP NewsAlert: Honda to get up to $5B in govt help for EV battery, assembly plants
ALLISTON, Ont. — Honda is set to build an electric vehicle battery plant next to its Alliston, Ont., assembly plant, which it is retooling to produce fully electric vehicles, all part of a $15-billion project that is expected to include up to $5 billion in public money. The two plants are expected to create 1,000 jobs on top of retaining the existing 4,200 jobs at the assembly plant. The deal does not involve production subsidies, which were used to woo two other automakers to build battery plan
- Evening Standard
Ryanair cancels hundreds of flights affecting 50,000 passengers due to strike action in France
Passengers are advised to check their airline's website for cancellations and delays
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Broad Arrow Auctions is Selling This Awesome and Rare 2023 911 Sport Classic This Weekend
Your Porsche collection is about to change.
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Baffinland hopes railroad to Steensby is built in next few years
Baffinland Iron Mines Corp. is applying to continue exporting six million tonnes of iron ore from Mary River Mine through Milne Inlet, its northern marine shipping corridor, until 2030 or its railroad to Steensby Inlet is built. Megan Lord-Hoyle, the company’s vice-president of sustainable development, shared the news Wednesday during a presentation at the Nunavut Mining Symposium in Iqaluit. The company previously applied to ship 12 million tonnes of ore through Milne Inlet, but the federal gov
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Budgeting can feel like a balancing act. These tips can help
From scheduling regular check-ins to planning for unexpected expenses, here are a few tips to help you find more balance with your budget.