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Federal student loan borrowers have been getting emails from the Education Department that their debt will be forgiven. Here's who qualifies for the relief.

President Trump's $100,000 fee for H-1B visas for skilled foreign workers poses risks to the economy and innovation, but may result in real job upskilling.

Oct 14, 2025 The Changing Face of Fintech The world of fintech moves faster than most industries. Every week brings a new regulation, an emerging technology, or a cyber threat that can change the way startups operate. Among all these moving parts, two factors stand out as game-changers: AI-driven phishing defense and diverse staffing. At

Oct 14, 2025 As Canada maintains its position as a financial innovation engine, the continued growth of online payment methods shows how fintech is affecting people' daily lives. From digital wallets to fast transactions, Canadians now have access to a payment system known for its security, convenience, and technological advancement. This digital-first wave has promoted

Bank of Canada | Oct 14, 2025 Carolyn Rogers Says It's Time to Face How Concentration Hurts Innovation and Productivity While almost everyone knows and/or has come to the same conclusion at one point or another, to hear the Bank of Canada's Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers deliver the same warning at the Canadian Club

Federal workers caught in the latest round of layoffs by the Trump administration may lose certain student loan benefits.

The IRS raised the capital gains brackets for 2026. Here is how much investors can make and still pay 0% capital gains taxes.

Bessent accused China of trying to weaken the global economy by slapping export controls on resources vital for technology.

Cybersecurity | Oct 14, 2025 Nobel Prize Shows Innovation Drives Growth When Regulations Support Competition, Finance, and Renewal The 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt for showing that economies grow when they reward new ideas, open competition, and constant renewal. Their work (and recognition) explains why

Millions of Social Security beneficiaries will find out on Oct. 24 how much their monthly payments will increase in 2026 due to the government shutdown.

Oct 14, 2025 Not all Canadians know that metal roofing Oakville is the most durable and reliable solution. It's suitable for both private homes and commercial properties. Many Canadians choose these materials because they're promising. Let's look at this type of roofing and see how beneficial it is for families. Advantages of Metal Roofing Oakville

When conducting due diligence, assessing a startup involves more than just looking at its current situation, historical financials, and future plans. One important component of due diligence is assessing a startup’s defensibility – does it have a competitive advantage that … Continue reading →

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CZ | Oct 14, 2025 Reports of a Potential Trump Pardon for Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao Changpeng Zhao (known as CZ) pleaded guilty in November 2023 to a single count of violating the Bank Secrecy Act after U.S. authorities found Binance had failed to maintain effective anti-money laundering controls. He stepped down as CEO

Oct 14, 2025 In today’s fast-changing digital world, Canadian businesses are under constant pressure to stay ahead of the curve. Whether it’s maintaining smooth operations, protecting sensitive data, or scaling technology efficiently, the demand for expert IT management continues to rise. This is where Managed IT Services have become a game-changer for organizations of all

The tax extension deadline is Oct. 15. Here's what to know about filing your return amid the government shutdown and IRS furloughs.