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MaRS | Jul 21, 2022 Net-zero commitments are a critical first step in the fight against climate change. But to stave off the worst effects of a warming planet, we actually have to ensure governments and business leaders live up to those promises. In this episode, we chat with Catherine McKenna, head of the UN

Fintech Business Weekly | Jason Mikula | Jul 31, 2022 After an incredible bull run in fintech startups powered by ultra low interest rates and cheap, plentiful capital, many companies are getting an overdue reality check. Investors’ priority has abruptly shifted from “growth at all costs” to “do the economics work”? The impact of this

Confidence hits all-time low in CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey, as weak sales outlook and inflation worry a Main Street that says recession is here.

Grammy award-winning rapper Macklemore is taking his newly-found passion for golf and building his own golf apparel company, Bogey Boys.

Fixing Social Security means generally means raising taxes, cutting benefits or both. A recent survey of registered voters gauges what changes they can stomach.

Bethenny Frankel, founder of SkinnyGirl, says she has always been full of good ideas, but that is never enough to be successful in business.

Residents of Georgia may now claim embryos as dependents on their 2022 state income tax returns. But the policy raises many questions.

Finbold | Ana Nicenko  | Jul 3, 2022 Despite its skeptical approach to digital currencies, exacerbated by the recent cryptocurrency market crash, it looks like the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) intends to extend its hand to the new asset class by allowing banks to hold up to 1% of reserves in cryptocurrencies such as

Fortune | Christiaan Hetzner  | Aug 1, 2022 Vitalik Buterin says it's too early to judge what metaverse users will actually want. Many investors have suspected Mark Zuckerberg’s dream of the metaverse is doomed to fail, prompting Meta stock to more than halve over the past six months.  Now they have a prominent critic to

Americans now say they need to be making about $107,800 a year to feel financially healthy, roughly double the national average.

The monthly amount that Medicare beneficiaries will pay for drug coverage is projected to inch downward, on average, according to program officials.

FP | Ethan Lou | Jul 28, 2022 Canada’s antitrust watchdog is looking at the cryptocurrency world, too — a sign of both the increasing relevancy of that space and of the more active posture of the bureau under new leadership. In March, WonderFi Technologies Inc., a Vancouver-based crypto outfit backed by Shark Tank star

The Verge | Emma Roth | Aug 2, 2022 Robinhood’s cryptocurrency division has been fined $30 million by the New York Department of Financial Services over alleged anti-money laundering and cybersecurity violations. This marks the state’s first enforcement action related to cryptocurrency. The settlement resolves the investigation opened by the NYDFS last March, which Robinhood

Rent prices swelled during the first half of 2022, with a double-digit increase year-over-year. Here's what to know before moving to a cheaper area.

FP | OpEd Conrad Black | Jul 30, 2022 There have been some recent absurd and disquieting events at the OSC.  The current controversy over the nomination of a new non-executive chair of the OSC’s board of directors, Heather Zordel. She seems to represent the premier’s admirable desire to assist in capital formation and encumber