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Here's how a succession plan could actually save your small business

Small business experts say having a succession or transition plan creates peace of mind for entrepreneurs, and also can make the business particularly attractive to potential investors.

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These two strategies may have helped Trump pay just $750 in federal taxes

Who said losses have to be a bad thing? President Donald Trump's business losses have helped him save on his taxes, according to The New York Times. Here's how it works.

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The app getting Wall Street’s attention that makes earnings calls ‘as easy as listening to podcasts’

Twenty-six-year-old Hadi Yousef launched the app Earnings Calls about four years ago, and it has grown through word of mouth. Now, it has the attention of people on Wall Street such as CNBC contributor Josh Brown.

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Top analysts recommend stocks like Alibaba and AutoZone amid the September sell-off

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpointed some of the picks of Wall Street's best-performing analysts.

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The ‘black hole’ of unemployment benefits: Six months into the pandemic, some are still waiting for aid

Half a year into the coronavirus-fueled recession, states are still struggling to pay unemployment benefits, leaving thousands waiting months for aid to arrive.

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A hedge fund looks to stop a big real estate owner from breaking up

Land & Buildings this week sent a letter to Apartment Investment & Management Co. over its spin-off plan.

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Tuition refund deadline approaches at many colleges — here’s what happens next

With the fate of the fall semester still uncertain, families are more aware of college refund policies than ever before. Here's how to get yours before it's too late.

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High-paying freelance jobs where you can earn $80,000 or more during the pandemic

There are many freelance jobs in America that let you earn $80,000 in annual income or more during the current Covid-19 pandemic.

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Op-ed: The pandemic has forced firms to offer early retirement plans. Here’s what to consider before you decide to pack it in

Amid the pandemic downturn, some firms are offering early retirement to executives as part of efforts aimed at sparing the jobs of younger and less well paid employees. For corporate executives staring at a possible early and unexpected retirement, here are some recommendations to determine if the package you've been offered is the right one for you.

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Wealthsimple Crypto launches after 130,000 signed up to waitlist

Wealth Professional | James Burton |Sep 23, 2020 Robo-advisor trumpets easy-to-use, transparent and safe product, which is now open to investors Weathsimple Crypto went live yesterday, with more than 130,000 Canadians having signed on to the waitlist since the product was announced last month. The digital platform is offering commission-free trading of the two largest


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Investor Basics: What Does Going Public Mean?

In this blog, we will be walking through what it means for a company to go public, different means of taking a company public, and how that can impact pre-IPO investors. Continue reading

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OSFI launches consultation on technology risks in the financial sector (Deadline: Dec 15)

OSFI | Release | Sep 15, 2020 OTTAWA, ON, Sept. 15, 2020 /CNW/ - Today the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) launched a three-month consultation with the publication of a discussion paper, Developing financial sector resilience in a digital world.  The paper focuses on risks arising from rapid technological advancement and digitalization, as


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The Supreme Court may gut the Affordable Care Act. What's next?

The Supreme Court is expected to hear oral arguments in November in a case against the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. The decade-old law may not survive, which would mean less coverage, higher costs and eroded protections for many Americans.

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Here are the top 5 U.S. cities for retirement

Heading south for retirement may be your best bet, according to this report.

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Ant Plans $17.5 Billion Hong Kong IPO, No Cornerstones

Bloomberg | Lulu Yilun Chen | Sep 23, 2020 Jack Ma’s Ant Group Co. is seeking to raise $17.5 billion in its Hong Kong share sale and won’t seek to lock in cornerstone investors, confident there will be plenty of demand for one of the largest equity deals in the financial hub, according to people


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