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Innovation News | Dec 20, 2023 Canada Delays Innovation Funding and Launch of the Canada Innovation Corp (CIC) The Canadian government's decision to delay the launch of the Canada Innovation Corp (CIC) until potentially after the 2025 federal election has cast uncertainty over the nation's innovation funding landscape. This move, coupled with challenges in other

A recent CNBC survey found that Republican front-runner Donald Trump has a five-point lead against Biden among Latinos.

The electric vehicle maker is poised to see the highest net inflows from retail traders of any security this year.

Crypto Lending | Dec 20, 2023 In 2023, the crypto sector witnessed a remarkable rebound in private credit, with a 55% increase since the start of the year This resurgence is particularly notable given the backdrop of last year's crypto crisis and the current environment of elevated interest rates. According to Bloomberg News, active private

The IRS is waiving roughly $1 billion in late-payment penalties for millions of taxpayers with balances under $100,000 from returns filed in 2020 and 2021.

Higher interest rates and anxiety over the stock market and economy pushed more consumers to buy annuities, experts said.

The Powerball jackpot has jumped to an estimated $572 million. Here's the best time to claim the prize, according to financial experts.

IP Innovation and Strategy | Dec 20, 2023 Decoding IP's Power Play in Apple Pay vs. Alipay's Success In FinTech, two giants stand out and are worth of deep comparison: Apple Pay and Alipay.  For both of these platforms, Intellectual Property (IP) has been instrumental in shaping their business models and strategic approaches.  This article

As the holiday season kicks into high gear, 62% of adults say they are living paycheck to paycheck, according to a recent report.

Building wealth is a top priority for "hardworking" Americans, according to a new survey from Stash. Here's what to know about how top earners make money.

Companies are shedding employees, even as figures still point to low unemployment. If you've been let go, here's how to regroup.

The number of "accredited" investors who can buy private securities rose by 8 million from 2019 to 2022, the SEC said.

Companies are shedding employees, even as figures still point to low unemployment. If you've been let go, here's how to regroup.

Active and passive investing are common investment theologies in the public market, and a parallel approach can be taken in private market investing. While active and passive investing in the public and private markets have the same core of a … Continue reading →

Renters burdened by unaffordable housing costs may be at a higher risk of dying sooner, according to a new study published in Social Science and Medicine.