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Forward Security Inc. | Farshad Abasi | Nov 17, 2021 Picture this. You are the CEO of a large financial services company and are looking to acquire a smaller fintech company to expand your business. Everything within the company’s infrastructure looks normal. Turns out, technology and security of the company wasn’t thoroughly tested, and after

Dipanjan 'DJ' Deb, the Co-Founder and CEO of Francisco Partners, revealed what keeps him up at night, despite the firm's outperformance. 

The Globe and Mail | James Bradshaw | Nov 15, 2021 Canada’s major banks are expecting larger tax bills in 2022 as a new surcharge on financial institutions’ profits over $1-billion could be pushed through by Ottawa as soon as the start of 2022. In late August, during the federal election campaign, the Liberal Party promised

Rivian's blockbuster IPO last week pushed the total exit value from U.S. public-market listings this year beyond an unprecedented $1 trillion marker.

Amid a nationwide labor shortage, businesses are hiring more teenagers and paying them more than ever before.

Whether they are burned out from the Covid-19 pandemic or are seeking better opportunities, women are leaving their jobs at higher rates then men.

Inc. | Kelly Main | Nov 16, 2021 One of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, Coinbase, is beta testing a new subscription-based service that would offer its members perks, such as fee-free trading. It stands to impact not only the cryptoeconomy, but people--and businesses--worldwide. However, the strategic genius of the steadfast startup turned $100 billion

The Economist | Hong Kong | Nov 14, 2021 Their shareholdings in tech firms and other private companies are soaring IT MIGHT BE confused for one of the world’s savviest tech investors. The portfolio of China Internet Investment Fund (CIIF) is the envy of venture capitalists everywhere. It owns part of ByteDance, the Beijing-based parent

Investors continue piling into municipal bonds but the tax-free interest may trigger higher Medicare premiums for certain retirees.

Earnings growth at some retailers over the last decade has been driven by aggressive share repurchases.

"Walmart is keeping prices down aggressively and therefore their gross margins are down. But they are taking share from everybody," Cramer said Tuesday.

To invest or not to invest in cryptocurrencies? Financial advisors are divided on if it's too soon or risky to put their clients' money in the digital assets.

Carrying some debt in retirement isn't necessarily bad if it doesn't put a financial strain on your retirement income. Credit cards pose a bigger challenge.

The Build Back Better Act would let same-sex married couples in some states file a joint tax return for years before 2010, which might yield a net tax benefit.

The tax break for parents is poised to revert to its level before the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act unless Congress intervenes.