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Nor’easter on Steroids: Coastal Chaos as Storm Knocks Out Power, Flooding Threatens Millions

Nor’easter on Steroids: Coastal Chaos as Storm Knocks Out Power, Flooding Threatens Millions

A powerful nor’easter battered the East Coast over the weekend, dumping up to 4 inches of rain and driving 50–60 mph winds from the Carolinas to New England. States of emergency were declared in New Jersey and parts of New York. Tens of thousands lost power, with Massachusetts and Connecticut hardest hit. Forecasters warned of major coastal flooding and urged residents to avoid beaches and unnecessary travel.
13 October 2025
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Shocking Alert: Winter Heating Bills Could SOAR 10% — Top Tips to Save Your Wallet

Shocking Alert: Winter Heating Bills Could SOAR 10% — Top Tips to Save Your Wallet

U.S. households face a 7.6% jump in average winter heating costs, with bills expected to reach $976, according to a new study. Electric heating could rise 10.2%, and natural gas 8.4%, while some oil and propane users may see small declines. Massachusetts utilities have requested rate hikes up to 13%. Unpaid energy bills have surged 31% since late 2023, hitting $23 billion.
1 October 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • 2 Canadian Stocks Set for Growth in 2026: Descartes and Aritzia
    March 16, 2026, 6:03 PM EDT. Canadian stocks face volatility in 2026 amid market disruptions and geopolitical tensions. Descartes Systems Group (TSX:DSG), down 29% over the past year, presents a buying opportunity due to its unique logistics software and strong 15% revenue growth, with a debt-free balance sheet and $356 million cash. Aritzia (TSX:ATZ) shines with a 112% share gain in one year, driven by successful U.S. expansion, 43% revenue growth, and 52% EBITDA increase. The fashion brand holds $620 million in cash and aims to double its 71 U.S. boutiques, boosting both physical and online sales. Both stocks demonstrate solid fundamentals and potential for significant gains despite broader market challenges.
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