November 6, 2023

Amidst financial onslaught and dwindling memberships, WeWork’s lit an SOS beacon to U.S. regulators – an admission of substantial doubt surrounding its continued existence. The curtain’s lifting on a spectacle of corporate catastrophe as bankruptcy erupts as their last resort. The financial goliath, once valued at an ambitious $47 billion, is now a pitiable David, poised on the edge of financial collapse. Despite this dreadfully grim tableau, optimism endures, its flame of hope fuelled by the chance of a phoenix-like resurgence. The world watches breathlessly, awaiting the dramatic denouement.

America and Canada, two stalwarts with increasingly divergent economies. The USA surges ahead, growing at a mighty 4.9%. Canada stagnates, sparking urgency among economists. With major differences in interest rates and fiscal policies drastically affecting debt loads and government spending, the question looms: why are these neighbors on such different paths? As the economic gaps widen, it reinforces the importance of strategic economic decisions on national prosperity, reminding us that economic progress isn’t a given, it’s a battle.