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Australia's supermarkets grew profit margins as living costs soared, says regulator Source link

2025 is shaping up to be a very chaotic and scary year for the stock market. Tariffs are threatening economies and geopolitical conflicts are escalating. Naturally, this is bad news for Canadian stocks. But thankfully, there is a group of stocks that investors can turn to for relief: consumer defensive stocks. Without further ado, here

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! There’s constant talk about improving ADAS (advanced driver assist systems), or autonomous driving tech as it’s often referred to now. BYD is rolling it into every single new model by default. (As Oprah would say, “You get self-driving tech!

Elon Musk issued summons in SEC case over Twitter stake disclosure Source link

Israel says it intercepted two missiles launched from Yemen Source link

Trump Tariffs seem to be all anybody talks about these days. From Canada and Mexico to China and Europe, almost everybody is feeling the heat. On April 2, Trump is set to implement his reciprocal tariff policy, which will hit every country tariffing the U.S. with comparable tariffs. That policy might sound fair on the

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! A few weeks ago, I saw a bunch of headlines about the Trump administration pulling the plug on all federal EV charging stations. Scandalous! Idiotic! Totally in character. I figured someone else on the team was going to cover

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