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The Logic via FP | Catherine McIntyre  | Feb 17, 2022 The firms that make up Canada’s private capital markets are slowly diversifying, according to a new report, with more women, people of colour, LGBTQ2+ and folks with disabilities than ever across all ranks of venture capital and private equity firms. The Canadian Venture Capital

When choosing to invest in a startup, you may see highlights on the campaign page like “backed by TechStars” or “graduated from Y Combinator Spring cohort”. But what are these companies and cohorts, and why are they significant? In this … Continue reading →

Elon Musk's SpaceX is splitting the value of its common stock 10-for-1, CNBC has learned.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is scrutinizing how student loan servicers are engaging with borrowers about public service loan forgiveness.

The IRS temporarily stopped over a dozen automated tax notices. However, your unpaid balance may still accrue interest. Here are your payment options.

With a small share of taxpayers subject to the extra tax since 2018, it's unlikely that you'll benefit from being in an "AMT-free" muni bond fund.

The average amount paid for a new car is $45,717, which is $728 more than the average manufacturer's suggested retail price of $44,989, new research shows.

Wages are rising but it's not enough. Nearly two-thirds of Americans are still living paycheck to paycheck.

Fortune | Tristan Bove  | Feb 16, 2022 The superstar investor may be seeing an entirely different kind of opportunity in digital financial service providers like Nubank. Maybe cryptocurrency isn’t “rat poison” after all? Berkshire Hathaway has bought $1 billion worth of stock in a digital bank that focuses on crypto and made its crypto

Fintech Magazine | Kate Birch | Feb 17, 2022 JP Morgan has become the first bank to establish a presence in the metaverse, as it predicts a market opportunity of US$1trn and eyes virtual real estate JP Morgan has become the first bank to enter the metaverse, opening a lounge in the popular blockchain-based world,

City News Vancouver | Martin MacMahon | Feb 16, 2022 Cryptocurrency exchanges in Canada are being ordered by the RCMP to stop dealing with accounts suspected to have links to the anti-mandate convoy protest. A letter from police orders digital coin exchanges not to deal with accounts with suspected links to that movement, which has

Nearly 16,000 student loan borrowers who attended for-profit schools will get their debts cleared, the U.S. Department of Education announced.

An agency policing consumer abuse and deception from banks, lenders and others wants to know how the public would reform financial rules.

Blue Origin CEO Bob Smith on Thursday said the company needs to build more of its New Shepard rockets to meet the demand from the space tourism market.

Financial Post | Carolyn Wilkins | Feb 16, 2022 If done well, we can achieve benefits of financial innovation for households and businesses and avoid build up of systemic risk We know that most of the new kids in town were law-abiding pioneers, some with an admirable rebellious streak. They were driven by reinvention, expansion and