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Coindesk | Jesse Hamilton, Cheyenne Ligon, Elizabeth Napolitano | Jan 17, 2023 More than one in three of the 535 senators and representatives in the U.S. Congress showed up to the new session with FTX baggage, having received campaign support from one of the senior executives of the fraud-ridden crypto giant. CoinDesk has identified 196

Despite an 8.8% drop in December's used car prices from a year earlier, they are still 30% above where they'd be if normal depreciation had occurred.

Medium | Tristram Waye for Bitvo | Jan 11, 2023 So the start of the year is also a good time to take a look at how you’re thinking about the current environment. Then deciding whether some adjustments might be required. The survival mindset is helpful until it isn’t:  This adaptation and compensation can help

Guest Post | Jan 19, 2023 The direct selling industry, comprised of 1.37 million Canadians, is a valuable sector of Canada's economy. Businesses looking to grow and expand their services need a qualified sales team leader on their team for success. Hiring an experienced professional allows companies to boost sales and increase revenue, contributing to

Overall inflation in 2022 peaked at its highest levels since the early 1980s. Here's why consumers saw some items deflate.

With most pandemic-era eviction protections having expired and rents rising, the number of tenants coming home to find notices on their doors is picking up.

CPO Magazine | Scott Ikeda | Jan 4, 2023 The 2018 Cambridge Analytica scandal was perhaps the biggest single event to move online data privacy into mainstream conversation, and Facebook spent 2019 being fined by various government regulatory bodies over it. The Cambridge Analytica scandal centered on the firm’s work for the 2016 presidential campaign

The Guardian | Larry Elliott and Graeme Wearden | Jan 16, 2023 Almost two in five of the bosses of global companies fear their businesses will be unviable within a decade because of the struggle to find talented workers and the need to adapt to technological change. As the World Economic Forum got under way

Financial well-being is deteriorating overall but middle-class households have been particularly hard hit.

The U.S. will likely hit its $31.4 trillion debt ceiling Thursday. A default could follow, would have far-reaching negative impacts for consumers and investors.

Investor cash holdings are near record highs, and that could be good news for stocks since there is a wall of money ready to come right back into the market.

Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman said deal-making activity will return as soon as the Federal Reserve stops hiking interest rates.

FP | Stephanie Hughes  | Jan 16, 2023 Dragons’ Den star and serial entrepreneur Michele Romanow is stepping down as chief executive of Toronto-based Clearco, nearly a year after she took on the position, but will stay on in a new role as co-executive chairman. The move is part of a series of changes at

The new year could bring more economic uncertainty and volatility, but there are still plenty ways to shield yourself from potential headwinds, advisors say.

There's still time to avoid a penalty if you didn't pay enough taxes in 2022. The deadline for fourth-quarter estimated tax payments is Jan. 17.