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New Media vs. Old School Media Companies
FAANG (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google) are taking over old school media companies, growing "at a rate that no one thought was possible," says Lorne Brown, the CEO of the ad tech firm Operative. To keep up, traditional media...
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New Media vs. Old-School Media Companies
FAANG stocks (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google) are taking over old-school media companies, growing "at a rate that no one thought was possible," says Lorne Brown, the CEO of the ad tech firm Operative. To keep up,...
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Budget preview
Frances Donald of Manulife on what to look out for in Tuesday's federal budget
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Tesla investigation
Morningstar analyst David Whiston on the U.S. probe into the fatal Tesla crash in California
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BOA Wants to Take the Awkwardness Out of Paying Back Friends
In a new report, 40% of people say they'd end a friendship over a debt. Bank of America CMO Meredith Verdone and relationship expert Melanie Ross Mills say using Zelle payments can save relationships.
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Bank of Canada raises interest rate
Jacqueline Hansen reports on the latest move by the Bank of Canada to boost borrowing costs
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ADT Shares Drop in NYSE Debut
The security company's stock opened at $12.65 after pricing at $14 a share in its IPO. CEO Tim Whall says people can expect more home security features with smart devices in 2018.
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Why Going Private Might Not Be the Miracle Nordstrom Needs
WWD Deputy Managing Editor Evan Clark says, even if the retailer does succeed in going private, there will be a lot of challenges. He explains why investors are feeling so unsure.
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Bank of Canada raises rate — what does it mean for you?
The Bank of Canada has raised its benchmark rate a quarter of a per cent to 1.25 per cent — but what does that mean for Canadians? Whether it’s an increase to your mortgage or personal loans or earning more from savings accounts, the...
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Higher Ed Tech Helping Students Stay Ahead of Debt
Most college students spend their time partying and attending an occasional class, but Charlie Javice was already running her own non-profit. Fast forward a few years and she's running a successful tech start-up that is helping thousands...
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A Millennial's Guide to Home Flipping
Tarek El Moussa, host of HGTV's "Flip or Flop," discusses the rise of the housing market following the 2006 housing bubble and how flipping is on the rise. We discuss millennials' appetite for homes, and whether the rise of student loan...
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Millennials- The Thrifty Generation?
According to the latest consumer expenditure report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, young adults are actually spending less than older generations, but what are they spending money on? Lisa Rowan, Writer & Producer at The Penny...
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The Worst Kinds of Spending Habits
Is social media impacting our bank accounts? Chelsea Fagan, Author and Founder of The Financial Diet, suggests to unfollow all celebrities and lifestyle bloggers on social media, so you aren't tempted to buy what they are being paid to...
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Canada's debt addiction
Frances Donald, senior economist with Manulife Asset Management, on rising mortgage figures
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The economic impact of Hurricane Maria
Matt Gertken, associate vice-president of BCA Research, looks at the storm's implications on Puerto Rico's political and economic environments
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U.S. bonds
Kara Lilly, investment strategist at Mawer Investment Management, on China's holdings of U.S. debt
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Rate hike impact
Keith Emery, operations director at Credit Canada Debt Solutions, on what a Bank of Canada rate hike means for you and how to cope with it
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Hydro One expansion
Ram Vadali, senior vice-president of energy at DBRS, on Hydro One's big U.S. purchase
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The Bank of Canada makes its move
Renee Filippone reports on the central bank's long-awaited interest rate hike
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Puerto Rico wants to become a U.S. state
The U.S. territory, the only one to declare bankruptcy, voted in a referendum to become the country's 51st state, but the result isn't binding.
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Talking tactics – eurozone shake-up plan
A treasury, a finance minister and the issuing of eurobonds as “safe assets” were some of the suggestions the EU Commission made last week to open talks on protecting the euro zone from crises. These were among the main talking points at...
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Using homes as an ATM
Brigitte Goulard, deputy commissioner of Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, on using Home Equity Lines of credit in new and dangerous ways
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O'Leary's big campaign debt
Former Conservative candidate Kevin O'Leary was left with a deficit of $200,000 when he left the race. He now has to fundraise to pay bills, even though he's out of the race