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The federal government's termination of hundreds of leases as part of DOGE budget cuts are rippling through the national real estate market.

Consumers are increasingly leaning on credit cards to buy essentials like gas and groceries, according to a new report by TD Bank.

The shutdown of the federal government could worsen the problems student loan borrowers are facing.

Social Security benefit payments will still go out on time, according to the agency. But certain services may not be available.

A government shutdown is unlikely to have broad financial impacts if it's short-lived. This one could be different, economists and analysts said.

The federal government's termination of hundreds of leases as part of DOGE budget cuts are rippling through the national real estate market.

Digital Asset Regulation | Oct 1, 2025 DoubleZero Ruling Letter Clarifies How Functional DePIN Tokens May Fall Outside Securities Law On September 29, 2025, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC, Corporate Finance Division) issued a no action letter for DoubleZero that addresses how decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN) should be treated under securities law.

Leon Cooperman believes we are in the late innings of a bull market where bubbles can form and risks rise.

M&A | Oct 1, 2025 RaiseRight Buys FlipGive to Expand Team Fundraising Across North America On September 18, 2025, US-based fundraising solutions provider RaiseRight announced the acquisition of Toronto-based FlipGive, a Certified B Corporation known for cashback shopping combined with community fundraising tools. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. See:  Free Canadian Fintech listing

The potential deal, which could finalize within days per the Journal, could be Berkshire's largest since 2022 when it bought Alleghany for $11.6 billion.

Consultation | Sep 30, 2025 Canadian Regulators Open Consultation On Self-Certified Investor Rule On September 25, 2025 the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) released for comment a proposal to harmonized Self-Certified Investor Prospectus Exemption (See:  Notice and Request for Comment on Multilateral Instrument 45-111) that aims to replace a patchwork of provincial exemptions with a framework that makes

Regulation | Sep 30, 2025 New U.S. Policies Could Redirect AI Growth and Skilled Workers to Canada On September 29, 2025, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act into law (Senate Bill 53), the first binding U.S. law directed at frontier AI developers. Overview The law requires companies with the largest

The federal government may shut down if Congress can't reach a deal about enhanced premium tax credits, slated to expire at the end of 2025.

Robo-advisors may be more suitable for investors who are just getting started. Here's how to know when a human financial advisor should step in, experts say.

In part due to the Trump administration's changes to the student visa policy, there are fewer students on college campuses this fall.