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This castle or private island cost less than most Toronto homes

With the average price for a detached home in Toronto hovering around $1.2 million, some of these worldwide listings cost less than a Toronto condo.

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Much ado about nothing: the nonsense of Steve Hanke s inflation rates

For more than three years, Steve Hanke, an economist at Johns Hopkins University's Department of Environmental Health and Engineering, has been computing inflation rates for more than twenty developing countries and claiming that the official inflation rates of these countries have been deliberately underreported by their statistical agencies

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Japan s Inflation Surges to 3 5% as New BOJ Governor Takes the Helm

This week, the Statistics Bureau of Japan unveiled the latest core consumer price index (CPI) report for the country, revealing a surge to 3.5%. This figure…

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Japan sets 30 per cent target for women executives at big firms by 2030

Government data shows women earn about 75 per cent less than men, as many work part-time and have fewer opportunities to build a career.

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