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AkademikerPension's move comes amid increasing tensions between Denmark and the U.S. over Greenland.

RPAA | January 20, 2026 Finance Canada Fix Removes Unintended Tax Burden From RPAA Trust Rules On September 8 2025, the Bank of Canada published a letter to PSPs on a trust tax issue, that said safeguarding end-user funds in “trust” accounts, a requirement under the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA), could create unintended tax

AI | January 20, 2026 Scale, Pricing Power, and Control Over AI Costs Are Tightening for Fintech Firms On January 19, 2026 via Reuters, OpenAI's Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar confirmed that its annualized revenue exceeded US $20B in 2025. Reported figures show revenue was $6B in 2024 and about $2B in 2023, meaning revenue

Dalio said history offers multiple examples of similar episodes in which economic conflict escalated beyond trade into capital flows and currency disputes.

It's uncertain how long the Trump administration pause on student loan collections will last. In the meantime, borrowers should move quickly to get current.

Davos | Jan 19, 2026 What Global Risk, Trade Tension, and Capital Uncertainty Mean for Canada From January 19 to 23, 2026, global leaders are gathering in Davos, Klosters for the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026, one of the few global forums where heads of government, central bankers, investors, and business leaders meet in

Stablecoins | Jan 19, 2026 Incentives Debate Highlights How Regulators Draw the Line Between Payments and Deposit Like Features January 2026 finds stablecoins firmly inside the regulatory process. Governments are writing rules that determine how these instruments can operate within payment systems. In Canada, draft federal legislation is now under review, as outlined in Canada

The "big beautiful" tax law lets older American couples potentially take up to $12,000 per year off their taxable income for four years.

TipRanks highlights three stocks, including Broadcom and Meta Platforms, favored by Wall Street pros.

Activist Irenic Capital took a position in Integer. The firm seeks a refresh of the board and calls for the exploration of a potential sale of the company.

The typical retiree household will spend an amount equivalent to 10% of annual income on unexpected expenses, and about 40% lack the cash to cover those costs.

Warren Buffett and Becky Quick covered a wide variety of topics in the interviews that aired in a two-hour special on CNBC.

Employer concern about their workers' financial life has grown as many households struggle to manage the rising cost of living.

The Republican framework for "Reconciliation 2.0" includes an expansion for the child and dependent care tax credit. Here's what families need to know.

Employer concern about their workers' financial life has grown as many households struggle to manage the rising cost of living.