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Attacks on ships in the Black Sea and a lack of water in the Danube are making wheat exports very difficult, with the price up by a third since February, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development warned in its quarterly outlook.
We haven't written up this one. Le Monde Economie has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
OTTAWA — Employer groups say Ottawa's proposed labour law changes are encouraging but some want the Liberal government to go even further to ensure industrial peace.
BANFF — The serene alpine setting will stand in stark contrast to the theme of this year's Global Business Forum conference: "thriving in chaos."
The World Cup gave small businesses in host cities a sales bump. That, at least, was a relatively predictable outcome. But findings shared in the September 2026 edition of the SMB Growth Report from PYMNTS Intelligence reveal that the bigger surprise is who delivered that sales dump. And it wasn’t all the tourists pouring in.
Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik on Thursday assured that the government was taking all necessary measures to ensure that fuel supplies remain uninterrupted in case of any law-and-order situation or road closures.
The shopping basket has always held the answer. Brands just haven’t had a clear way to read it at the moment a customer pays. Smart checkout technology could change that by matching products in the basket with eligible offers and applying the savings automatically.
