According to World Bank estimates, remittances to low- and middle-income countries reached $685 billion in 2024, up from $647 billion in 2023.

"These layoffs and rollbacks ultimately will make the US weaker, less resilient, more dependent on other countries," said Kate Gordon.

For both companies, the blame for the weaker earnings was squarely placed on iron ore, the key raw material for steel.

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Campaigning party leaders have talked about a lot of things during Ontario’s snap election, but somehow, even as they focus ...