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Sam Lyon set out to drive for Uber Eats 12 hours per day every day for one month to see how much money he could make. Here are the results.

Companies are requiring job candidates to have Covid vaccines in ever-higher numbers, and new Biden administration rules are expected to be a tailwind.

There's a good chance that another marriage means at least one spouse is bringing into the relationship a range of assets and debt that should be addressed.

Making full refundability permanent for the child tax credit will slash child poverty by 19%, according to the Jain Family Institute.

Eileen Murray sat down with Leslie Picker to talk about how to increase accountability in ESG reporting and the need for government regulation in the space. 

Guest Post | Nov 3, 2021 When you start a new business it's tempting to ignore a few things. Before you grow too big it's easy to assume you don't need insurance. Who doesn't want to save money wherever possible when they're trying to succeed? But you should realize it's essential no matter what financial

Stikeman | Peter Flynn | Oct 22, 2021 As the concluding attraction of this year’s Canadian Bar Association Competition Law Fall Conference, Commissioner of Competition Matthew Boswell gave a speech highlighting the Competition Bureau’s enforcement priorities for the year ahead. He underscored the Bureau’s view that “Canada needs more competition”, including through a comprehensive review

IIROC | Nov 2, 2021 IIROC will host a live virtual conference about Quebec’s Bill 64 regarding the protection of personal information.  The conference will feature a panel discussion about the new privacy requirements that apply to all public and private firms operating in Quebec. While the requirements of Bill 64 will be phased in

"It's a means to speculate and have fun. But then you got to go back to stocks at the end of the day," global investor Mark Mobius told CNBC on Wednesday.

CNBC Make It | Ann Hiatt | Nov 2, 2021 People always want to know how I got Jeff Bezos to take a chance and hire me to work directly for him at Amazon in 2002. I submitted my resume to Amazon without much thought. To my surprise, I was called in for a first-round

Cato Institute | Nov 2, 2021 Who should supply the nation with digital currency? Should the Fed do it, should the private sector do it, or should it be provided by some combination of the two? Join us on November 2 for a conversation with J. Christopher Giancarlo, former chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading

AMBCrypto | Shraddha Sharma | Nov 2, 2021 The much-awaited U.S. Treasury Department-led regulatory report has called for more regulations around stablecoins. The President’s Working Group on Financial Markets (PWG) is of the view that “stablecoins could be more widely used in the future as a means of payment.” It is in this context that

As Democrats finalize their $1.75 trillion spending plan, relief for the $10,000 deduction cap for state and local taxes is still possible.

CoinPayments | Jason Butcher | Nov 2, 2021 As the world emerges from a year or more of uncertainty to find it’s new normal, the aftershocks of the pandemic will leave some indelible marks particularly on the payments industry. Consumers that were forced to shop online triggered warp-speed developments in the eCommerce space, as merchants

The Covid-19 pandemic has increased awareness of the need for broader access to paid leave. Democrats and Republicans disagree on how it should be implemented.