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on Jan 29, 2026
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Understandably, one must be “strong-willed” to buy Ethereum, XRP, or any top-10 altcoin looking at prevailing market conditions. The past few weeks have been brutal for promising tokens. And this is expected to continue as long as Bitcoin struggles for momentum. To put in numbers, Ethereum is down from December 2025 highs of near $3,500. […]

FEATURE
on Jan 29, 2026
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell spoke out against recent subpoenas from the Department of Justice, calling them a political move that could threaten the Fed’s independence. Bitcoin barely reacted and stayed within its recent range, as most traders were already looking ahead to the next interest rate decision. The concern sits in the background of […]

FEATURE
on Jan 29, 2026
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“My mother has now hired an attorney to revise the trust and remove her late husband’s children as beneficiaries.”

FEATURE
on Jan 29, 2026
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Southwest’s five-decade-long era of open seating ended on Tuesday.

FEATURE
on Jan 29, 2026
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Shares of the software company were set to extend declines despite a better-than-expected forecast.

FEATURE
on Jan 29, 2026
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Ahead of an expected SpaceX IPO later this year, a much smaller satellite company is headed for the public markets.

FEATURE
on Jan 29, 2026
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Bitcoin’s famous “Uptober” rally may be late to the party this cycle. Data tracked by market analysts shows that February has quietly delivered stronger and more reliable gains than October over the past decade for Bitcoin. Bitcoin’s average monthly gain sits near 2%, far below what many expected after the 2024 halving. Zooming out helps […]

FEATURE
on Jan 29, 2026
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Investors focused on the balance between AI spending and AI revenue wanted more juice from Microsoft’s cloud business in the latest quarter.

FEATURE
on Jan 19, 2026
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Yellow snowfall warnings remained in effect across Nova Scotia Monday morning, with Environment Canada forecasting an additional five centimetres of snow before tapering off by mid-morning. 95.7 NewsRadio meteorologist Allister Aalders says conditions should improve later in the day. “It’s quiet for the afternoon,” said Aalders. “There is another weak disturbance moving into the region […]

FEATURE
on Jan 19, 2026
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Schools All classes within Halifax Regional Centre for Education have been cancelled for Monday along with classes in South Shore, Tri County, Chignecto Centre, Strait Regional, Cape Breton-Victoria, Dalhousie University, SMU, Atlantic School of Theology, MSVU, CSAP North South and Metro and all NSCC campuses are closed. Highways Police have the 118 Highway outbound closed, just past […]