January 28: London, Ont. Explosives Probe Puts Security Budgets in Focus
Police seized explosive-capable chemicals on Chesham Ave, London, Ontario, focusing investors on campus security, hazmat capacity, and insurance risk across Canada.
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January 28: Banks Match ‘Trump Accounts’; S&P 500 Flows in Focus
Banks match $1,000 seeds for Trump Accounts as 600,000 families apply. See how S&P 500 flows, Visa cashback deposits, and employer matches may shape U.S. markets.
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^GSPC Today, January 28: EU–India FTA Shifts Tariff Outlook
EU-India trade deal shifts tariff outlook for autos, pharma, chemicals, and textiles. What it means for S&P 500 (^GSPC), European auto tariffs, and Trump trade policy risk.
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January 29: Lyten cancels $1B Reno lithium-sulfur gigafactory plan
Lyten Reno gigafactory canceled on January 29 after lease talks with Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority failed. Hong Kong investors get key takeaways on lithium-sulfur batteries, battery manufacturing, and
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January 29: Australia, Timor-Leste Fast-Track Greater Sunrise Gas
Australia and Timor-Leste fast-track decisions on the Greater Sunrise gas field, a A$50b project. What Darwin vs Dili processing means for costs, jobs, and investors.
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January 29: Ishin’s Fujita Pushes 2-Year 0% Food Tax in LDP Deal
Fumitake Fujita says a two-year 0% food consumption tax was inserted into the LDP–Ishin deal. We assess impacts on households, inflation, sectors, and fiscal-policy risks for Japan-focused investors.
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January 29: Fire Watch in Focus as Courchevel Hotel Blaze Tests Safety
Fire watch is in focus in Australia after the Courchevel hotel blaze. Learn what fire watch is, when it’s required, and how to meet fire safety compliance fast.
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January 29: Sanija Ameti Verdict Highlights Swiss Speech Law Risks
Sanija Ameti verdict: Zurich court fines Ameti CHF 500 with a suspended monetary penalty for disturbing freedom of religion. What it means for Swiss religion law, social media compliance, and brand-s
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January 29: Surgeon Murder Case Puts Hospital Liability in Focus
New court documents in the Michael McKee case spotlight hospital liability around credentialing and duty-to-report. What it means for Australian healthcare operators and insurers.
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Japan Court Orders Tachibana to Pay 3.3m Yen for Defamation — January 29
Kobe court orders NHK Party leader Takashi Tachibana to pay ¥3.3 million for defaming Maki Maruo. We explain what the Takashi Tachibana defamation r ruling means for creators, platforms, and investors
