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Canada's Prime Minister & US President Trump to Meet for Tariff Negotiations

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In what could be a meeting with major implications, Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington for the first time since his election win. Indeed, Carney confirmed that the visit will take place next week in what will be a critical moment for both leaders. The relationship between both the US and Canada took a turn in 2025 following Trump’s election win. A brewing trade war between both countries has persisted for much of the US president’s first 100 days back in office, as he has touted the potential for the North American neighbor to become the 51st state. JUST IN: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to visit the US for tariff negotiations with President Trump. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) May 2, 2025 Also Read: China Imports Record Amounts of Canadian Oil, Cuts US Purchases Canada’s New Prime Minister Mark Carney to Visit Washington in Critical US Meeting Since early April, the US and Canada have seen tensions r...

US and Ukraine to Sign New Minerals Deal

The United States and Ukraine are preparing to sign a new Minerals deal, sources tell Reuters. Following a controversial Oval Office meeting between US President Donald Trump, VP JD Vance, and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Trump is reportedly telling his advisors that they should announce the deal Tuesday evening. JUST IN: US and Ukraine to sign minerals deal. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) March 4, 2025 Trump and Zelensky’s White House interaction has taken the world by storm as the dirty laundry was washed in public. The war of words turned cinema as both leaders indulged in sharp criticism. In the aftermath of the meeting, the minerals deal, which Zelensky visited the US for, was rejected by Trump. However, the Ukrainian President shortly after said that he was open to signing the deal if the US moves forward. Now, it appears the deal will go through. Also Read: BRICS: Brazil Reiterates Need to End US Dollar, Will 150% Tariffs Follow? The proposed agreement represent...

Bullish: Coinbase increases offerings in New York as anti-crypto policy softens in the US

Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN), the leading United States crypto exchange, increased its assets offerings in New York, making more cryptocurrencies available. The change comes as the Southern District of New York promises to soften its anti-crypto approach in the region post-FTX. The world’s financial center and US city is known for having a singular regulation regarding cryptocurrencies, requiring services to adapt. However, it might be ending following a Manhattan US Attorney decision, Gary Gensler’s hint to resign, and Coinbase’s new offerings. In particular, Coinbase Assets announced six new cryptocurrencies are now available to New York residents this Wednesday, November 13. They are Arbitrum (ARB), Sei Network (SEI), Aioz Network (AIOZ), MultiversX (EGLD), Helium Mobile (MOBILE), and Stader (SD). Picks for you Here's when Cardano (ADA)...

Getting a job in crypto just got easier thanks to US FTC

The US Federal Trade Commission just changed the career trajectories of millions of crypto job seekers. Yesterday, FTC Chairwoman Lina Khan upended decades of US employment rules and regulations by banning non-compete agreements nationwide. Job seekers rejoice. For the first time in the lives of most working Americans, contracts that ban job-hunting within the same industry are null and void, effective immediately. A stunning 30 million US workers who were subject to non-compete clauses are now free. Commissioners estimate that the rule change will create 8,500 new businesses, including tens if not hundreds of thousands of brand-new jobs. New business openings in the world’s largest economy could grow a sizeable 2.7% as a result. Averaged across the entire US population, every working adult should enjoy an extra $524 per year in additional earnings as a result of the FTC ’s action. Read more: Crypto gaming’s shrinking market cap hasn’t scared off investors FTC bans non-compete...