July 24, 2025, 11:03 am EDT
Canada's economic momentum slowed significantly in April. The Ivey Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) plummeted from 51.3 in March to 47.9, falling below the boom - bust line for the first time since January. The employment sub - index has contracted for two consecutive months (48.0), and the cost pressure on enterprises has eased slightly (price - payment index 70.0). Meanwhile, the housing market in Toronto is also cooling down.more
Northwestern Medicine: A Dominant Healthcare Network in Greater Chicago
Northwestern Medicine, a leading healthcare system in Illinois, operates 11 medical institutions across the Greater Chicago area, serving as a cornerstone of regional healthcare. Spanning urban centers and suburban communities, its network includes hospitals, specialty clinics, and research facilities, all united by a commitment to innovative care and patient accessibility. At the heart of this ecosystem is Northwestern Memorial Hospital, located in downtown Chicago, which has emerged as a national leader in medical excellence.more
Top 10 most profitable handheld games in the world in 2024 and their related information
Here are the top 10 most profitable handheld games in the world in 2024 and their related information:more
Malaysia: The Tradition of Hand - Eating
In Malaysia, hand - eating is a deeply ingrained cultural practice that continues to thrive. This tradition, far from being a universal rule, is prominently observed, especially among the Malay community and in certain cultural settings, and offers a unique and intimate dining experience.more
New Zealand's Housing Loan Risks Accumulate Despite Interest Rate Cuts
Despite the Reserve Bank of New Zealand initiating an interest - rate - cutting cycle in August 2024 and the continuous decline in mortgage rates, risks in the housing loan sector are steadily mounting. As of March 2025, the total amount of non - performing housing loans reached NZ$2.412 billion, an increase of NZ$249 million (11.5%) from the beginning of the year.more
New Zealand's S&P/NZX 50 Falls 0.7% as RBNZ Pauses Rate Cuts
New Zealand’s benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index dropped 0.7% to 12,769 on Wednesday, pulling back from a seven-week high hit the previous day, after the Reserve Bank paused its rate-cutting cycle. The central bank kept the cash rate at 3.25% as expected, citing concerns that current inflation and global trade tensions could fuel price pressures. It had cut rates six times since August 2023, totaling 225 basis points, but signaled further cuts may come if inflation eases as projected in May.more
Trump Administration's Plan to Cut Gavi Funding Sparks Global Concerns
Recently, several internationally authoritative media including The New York Times have disclosed that the Trump administration in the United States plans to terminate its funding for the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (Gavi) and significantly cut international aid programs for infectious diseases such as malaria. This decision will undoubtedly have a profound impact on the global health security system and may even put millions of children at risk of death due to the inability to receive basic vaccinations.more
"Snow Bros 2: Special Edition" - A Modern Revamp of a Classic Action Game
"Snow Bros 2: Special Edition" - A Modern Revamp of a Classic Action Gamemore