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Crypto Policy | Nov 21, 2024 The U.S. is Making Bold Moves in Crypto President-elect Donald Trump and his administration are gearing up for key leadership changes to drive innovation policy in the world's largest economy.  This includes everything from appointing a new crypto-savvy SEC Chair to a new White House 'crypto czar' and the

Most employees don't leverage the long-term tax benefits from their health savings account. Here's how to get triple-tax savings.

Cybersecurity | Nov 21, 2024 Cybersecurity for Fintech Firms is No Longer Optional.  What You Need to Know Heading Into 2025 We all knew it was coming but it's finally arrived.  Cyber threats, cybersecurity, cyber attacks, scams, deepfakes, risks, rugpulls, ransomeware, social engineering, phishing etc are now considered a business critical priority.  Particularly financial service

Competition | Nov 21, 2024 US Regulators Ask Judge to Force Google to Sell Chrome The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is going toe to toe with one of the biggest tech behemoths in the world.  In August 2024, a US court found Google guilty of running an illegal search monopoly where Google uses its

Nov 20, 2024 In personal injury cases - a client’s story isn’t just a case file or a court date for a dedicated lawyer. For Calgary personal injury lawyers - these cases aren’t just about the facts or the paperwork - they’re about the real lives affected behind each one. This dedication isn’t simply part

Open Banking | Nov 20, 2024 The Battle Over Open Banking Open banking was first announced in Canada in 2018.  It was called 'consumer-driven banking' and aimed to give consumers more control over their financial data and access to innovative services while remaining globally competitive. That was six years ago, yet not much has changed

A 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment, Medicare Part B premiums and tax liabilities are key changes to watch for that affect 2025 Social Security benefits.

Fintech Policy | Nov 19, 2024 Financial Innovation Vision from the UK's New Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves The UK has a new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, who took office four months ago, delivered her first Mansion House speech on November 14, 2024 to set out her vision for the UK economy.

The average Thanksgiving meal costs less in 2024 relative to last year, largely due to declining turkey prices, economists said.

Millions of student loan borrowers have had their debt forgiven under the Biden administration. Could President-elect Donald Trump claw back that relief?

The board of Acurx Pharmaceuticals has approved the purchase of up to $1 million in bitcoin to hold as a treasury reserve asset.

Investing | Nov 20, 2024 Bitcoin ETF Options Are Live and What It Means for Canadian Investors Bitcoin surged its all-time-high (ATH) at almost $95,000 USD this week, pushed higher in part by the launch of options trading on Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs).  Blackrock and Grayscale have greenlit options offering investors the ability to

Trump and Republicans on Capitol Hill will likely slash Biden-era tax breaks for electric vehicles in 2025 to raise money for a tax cut package.

The markets soared following Election Day, prompting some experts to say "animal spirits" are back. Here's what that means for your portfolio.

When thinking about defense technology companies, investors may immediately think about companies that build tanks and guns for the government, but there are many defense technology companies that supplement the industry with their technology and products. Companies like Anduril and … Continue reading →

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