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Hong Kong taxi drivers criticised for bypassing mobile device restrictions
scmp72d ago

Hong Kong taxi drivers criticised for bypassing mobile device restrictions

Some Hong Kong taxi drivers are bypassing new rules that limit the number of mobile devices mounted at the front of vehicles to two by installing large monitors – a move that an industry leader has warned endangers road safety.The amended Road Traffic (Traffic Control) Regulations, which took effect on Sunday, allows a maximum of two mobile devices to be placed within the driver’s forward field of vision, including the windscreen and dashboard. It also stipulates that the diagonal length of...

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The Nike Zoom Vomero 5 Goes Glitzy With “Rose Gold”
sneakernews72d ago

The Nike Zoom Vomero 5 Goes Glitzy With “Rose Gold”

How long would the Nike Zoom Vomero 5 have to continue its reign for it to be classed with silhouettes like the Dunk or Air...© Sneaker News, 2026. |Permalink|No comment|Add todel.icio.usThe post The Nike Zoom Vomero 5 Goes Glitzy With "Rose Gold"appeared first on Sneaker News. The post The Nike Zoom Vomero 5 Goes Glitzy With “Rose Gold” appeared first on Sneaker News.

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The 1 Single Stock That I’d Hold Forever in a TFSA
fool_ca72d ago

The 1 Single Stock That I’d Hold Forever in a TFSA

Here is why this Canadian stock’s defensive business model makes it a compelling buy-and-hold investment for TFSA investors.The post The 1 Single Stock That I’d Hold Forever in a TFSA appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

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'Focus on what we can control,' says Canadian PM Carney after Trump threatens 100% tariffs
economictimes_indiatimes72d ago

'Focus on what we can control,' says Canadian PM Carney after Trump threatens 100% tariffs

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is urging citizens to support local businesses. This 'Buy Canadian' initiative aims to strengthen the nation's economy against global challenges. The move comes as US President Donald Trump warns Canada against deepening trade ties with China. Trump threatened significant tariffs on Canadian goods if such agreements proceed. Carney's strategy emphasizes self-reliance and domestic economic growth.

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koreatimes72d ago

Spending is hot. Saving is not. Something has to give

The U.S. government released some long-delayed data Thursday that seemed to prove true the cliché about never betting against American consumers. According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, spending increased 0.3 percent in both October and November when adjusted for inflation. The results were in line with the average monthly gain over the past three years, which may lead some to falsely conclude that perhaps Americans aren’t as angry and upset with the high cost of living as the surveys and polls suggest. A close look at the data shows that households are using a greater portion of their incomes to finance consumption. That can be seen in the declining saving rate, which tumbled from 5.5 percent in April to 3.5 percent in November. Not including the wild gyrations during the COVID years, you have to go way back to 2008 to find the last time the saving rate was so low. The saving rate was near 7 percent just before COVID hit. Looked at another way, personal savings have dropped by a whopping $469.2 billion since April, or 37 percent, to $799.7 billion, BEA data show. The “impres

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