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Treasury Takes Over Student Loan Collections
The U.S. Treasury Department assumes control of defaulted federal student loans, affecting millions of borrowers and raising concerns over borrower protections.
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Oil Shock Shifts Global Interest Rates, Dollar Declines
Rising energy costs prompt central banks globally to consider interest rate hikes, except the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Hong Kong IPO Surge: Five Companies Target $678M
Five companies, including semiconductor and AI firms, launch fresh IPOs in Hong Kong, raising $678M amid global economic uncertainty. The city’s market rebounds strongly in 2026.
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Manitoba Hydro Approves Three-Year Electricity Rate Hikes Amid Drought Concerns
The Public Utilities Board confirmed rising power rates for Manitoba customers through 2027. Citing severe drought conditions and surging infrastructure costs, the regulator approved increases to address short-term financial pressure.
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US May Lift Sanctions on 140M-Barrel Iranian Oil Cache
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signals imminent move to unsanction Iranian crude stranded at sea to ease global supply crunch.
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Japan Regulator Urges Clear Growth Strategies to Counter Short-Term Activists
FSA chief Yutaka Ito says transparent long-term plans are the best defense against activist investors pushing for quick returns.
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Manitoba’s New 85-Cent Construction Training Fee Sparks Industry Backlash
Three major construction associations warn Manitoba’s new per-hour worker training fee could inflate large public project costs by 15% or more, citing lack of oversight and transparency.
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Accenture Forecasts Q3 Revenue Below Estimates Amid Client Spending Caution
Accenture projects fiscal Q3 revenue of $18.35B-$19.00B-below consensus-citing delayed IT transformation projects and heightened cost discipline among enterprise clients.