Business leaders weigh 2024 choices as Trump remains option
The piece surveys U S business leaders reacting to Donald Trump amid an April Mar-a-Lago dinner where he urged oil executives to fund his campaign in exchange for lighter regulation and tax relief. It weighs Trump versus Biden, noting tariffs, regulatory moves, and economic performance under Biden, plus broader private sector views.
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Donald Trump
Palm Beach, Fla
Mar-a-Lago
Washington Post
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Joe Biden
House Democrats
U.S
Elon Musk
Biden
United States
Federal Reserve
NATO
Government debts and deficits in Canada and beyond
Roslyn Kunin argues that while deficits finance public services and investments, unchecked inflation from excessive money supply hurts wages and savings. She notes rising debt costs, cites U S debt forgiveness debates, and urges debt only for productive spending such as infrastructure and education, with prudent borrower choices.
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Argentina
United States
Canada
U.S
Grocer Code Gains Momentum as Walmart Stalls
Sylvain Charlebois argues the voluntary grocer code strengthens competition, price stability, and transparency across Canada. With Loblaw joining, the industry nears broad adoption, reducing supplier fees, boosting independent producers, and exposing abuses through annual reports, while Walmart remains unaligned.
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OBLAW
Metro
Sobeys
Costco
Loblaw
Walmart Canada
Galen Weston
Weston
Ottawa
Walmart
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Agri-Food Analytics Lab
Dalhousie University