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Homeowners spent up to $6,000 on average on repairs and maintenance in 2022. Here's how to keep those costs down

Homeowners spent up to $6,000 on average on repairs and maintenance in 2022. Here's how to keep those costs down

While some home-related expenses are tricky to predict, there are things you can do to lessen their sting, according to experts.

3 years ago
Biden administration files its brief with the Supreme Court, defending student loan forgiveness

Biden administration files its brief with the Supreme Court, defending student loan forgiveness

The Biden administration has filed a legal brief with the U.S. Supreme Court, defending its plan to cancel hundreds of billions of dollars in student debt.

3 years ago
Fed's Esther George sees rates staying high at least into 2024

Fed's Esther George sees rates staying high at least into 2024

As her 40-year central banking career comes to a close, is advising her colleagues to stay tough on y inflation.

3 years ago
Connected Metaverse Platforms Coming to TV with Oorbit and LG Partnership

Connected Metaverse Platforms Coming to TV with Oorbit and LG Partnership

VentureBeat | Dean Takahashi | Jan 4, 2023 Oorbit, which operates a metaverse platform, has partnered with LG Electronics to bring interoperable virtual worlds to LG TVs. LG’s endorsement of the metaverse is worth noting, as there are a lot of metaverse skeptics out there. The metaverse is getting a boost at CES 2023, where


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3 years ago
Traders who bet against stocks made a killing in 2022, as short sellers netted $300 billion

Traders who bet against stocks made a killing in 2022, as short sellers netted $300 billion

Short holdings had a return of 30.8% in 2022 as the market slid.

3 years ago
Stikeman Elliot:  2023 Virtual Currency Regulatory Framework in Canada

Stikeman Elliot: 2023 Virtual Currency Regulatory Framework in Canada

Stikeman Elliot | Ramandeep K. Grewal, Alix d'Anglejan-Chatillon, Éric Lévesque, Christian Vieira | Nov 7, 2022 Virtual Currency Regulation in Canada: The Legal and Regulatory Framework for 2023 Four Stikeman Elliott lawyers recently updated the Canada chapter of The Virtual Currency Regulations (5th edition), published by Law Business Research Ltd. This chapter provides an excellent overview


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3 years ago
Everything You Need to Know About Crypto License

Everything You Need to Know About Crypto License

Jan 5, 2023 Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology have revolutionized the way we handle financial transactions. As the demand for digital assets increases, so does the need for a secure and regulated environment where these transactions can take place. A crypto license is a permit granted by government agencies to businesses that wish to enter the


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3 years ago
You may get extra time to spend unused 2022 funds in your flex spending account. What to know about the rules

You may get extra time to spend unused 2022 funds in your flex spending account. What to know about the rules

About three-quarters of employers either give their workers a grace period to spend 2022 FSA funds or let them carry over a limited amount.

3 years ago
IRS: Taxpayers may avoid a surprise tax bill by making a quarterly payment by Jan. 17

IRS: Taxpayers may avoid a surprise tax bill by making a quarterly payment by Jan. 17

The fourth-quarter estimated tax deadline is Jan. 17. Here's how to avoid a 'surprise tax bill' for 2022, according to the IRS.

3 years ago
Here's what people with long Covid need to know about navigating health insurance

Here's what people with long Covid need to know about navigating health insurance

Patients with long Covid may experience disruptions to their health insurance coverage if they lose their job. Fortunately, they have other options to turn to.

3 years ago
Fanatics is Selling its Majority Stake of NFT Venture Candy Digital

Fanatics is Selling its Majority Stake of NFT Venture Candy Digital

CNBC | Ian Thomas | Jan 4, 2023 Michael Rubin's sports platform company Fanatics is divesting its 60% stake in NFT company Candy Digital, according to an internal email obtained by CNBC. Fanatics, who previously held the majority share of Candy Digital, will be selling its interest to an investor group led by Galaxy Digital,


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3 years ago
Successful Startups Have Two Traits in common

Successful Startups Have Two Traits in common

CEO Magazine | Anne Majumdar | Dec 26, 2022 A few key criteria define a decacorn, but what characteristics do they have in common? We take a look at what makes a winner in the world of startups. There are now 48 decacorns, according to Failory, including familiar brands like Canva, Byju’s and SpaceX. While


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3 years ago
Share of new car buyers with a monthly payment of more than $1,000 hits record high

Share of new car buyers with a monthly payment of more than $1,000 hits record high

High prices and rising interest rates are causing an affordability problem for many car shoppers.

3 years ago
Alibaba, other China ADRs surge as Ant Group capital plan approval fuels hope for relaxing scrutiny

Alibaba, other China ADRs surge as Ant Group capital plan approval fuels hope for relaxing scrutiny

Ant Group, which previously had its own IPO plans scuttled by regulatory concerns, was allowed to double its registered capital as part of the new plan.

3 years ago
Workers still quitting at high rates — and getting a big bump in pay

Workers still quitting at high rates — and getting a big bump in pay

The so-called quits rate has fallen from a pandemic-era peak but is still at a historical high. Workers stand to reap a big financial benefit — in higher pay.

3 years ago