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Attack on Bangladesh’s central bank depended on manipulation of communications network connecting 11,000 financial institution

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Job losses in the sector could total 100,000, according to one report, but not everyone is convinced that a Leave vote would be such a bad thing

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Learn, save, invest and prosper with My Own Advisor.
A few years ago on this site I reached out to various bloggers and financial experts to ask what’s in their portfolio.  I pursued this because I was curious about their financial goals, investments strategies, and how their approach might differ from my own.  Here are the friends and bloggers I contacted:

Author, blogger, economist – Larry MacDonald portfolio
Blogger – The Passive Income Earner portfolio 
Blogger – Big Cajun Man portfolio
Blogger – The Dividend Guy portfolio
Blogger, financial planner – Robb Engen portfolio
Blogger, author – Kyle Prevost portfolio
Blogger, entrepreneur – Richard Garand portfolio

Recently, Richard Garand updated his portfolio with My Own Advisor readers here.  Today’s post will take a look into Kyle Prevost’s portfolio to see what’s new or different, and just as importantly why things are different.
Thanks for doing this Kyle.  Can you provide me with an update on your investing goals – in one or two sentences?
My savings rate has increased slightly as I pay off some of those annoying early-adult life expenses and my salary increases…

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Jason Smith has raised $200-million to finance his fast-growing online mortgage services business, Real Matters Corp., not from daredevil California venture capitalists but from conservative Bay Street institutions

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TORONTO – Five things to watch this week in Canadian business:
Economic confab: The three-day Economic Forum of the Americas begins in Montreal on Monday, featuring opening remarks from Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre and a news conference with Finance Minister Bill Morneau and OECD secretary-general Angel Gurria.
Valeant: The Montreal-based pharmaceutical giant holds its annual meeting in Laval, Que., on Tuesday. The company saw its stock tank last week to its lowest level in nearly six years after it slashed its outlook for the year and reported disappointing first-quarter results.
StatCan: Statistics Canada releases the monthly survey of manufacturing for April on Wednesday, and on Friday releases the inflation figures for May. Last week’s jobs numbers exceeded expectations.
TPP: International Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland hosts a public town hall meeting on the Trans-Pacific Partnership in Toronto on Wednesday. The deal aims to create a free-trade zone among 12 nations around the Pacific, making it the world’s largest…

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