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Microsoft Teams passes 20 million daily users, up more than half in 4 months - VentureBeat Nov 20th
Microsoft Teams passes 20 million daily users, up more than half in 4 months VentureBeatMicrosoft Teams surpasses 20 million daily active users, up 50% from July Financial PostSlack stock drops as Microsoft claims big lead with 20 million Teams users CNBCSlack plunge.... More »
GST holiday break: Is it good for Canada’s economy? + MORE Nov 22nd
The federal government’s “meaty” move to pause federal sales tax on a long list of items and send cheques to millions of Canadians this spring could factor into an improving outlook for growth in 2025, economists say. The plan, which will cost about $6.3 billion, could put some upward pressur.... More »
The Future Of Finance Is Digital: Q&A With Jerome Dwight, President of Brane Capital Aug 18th
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Brane Capital is an independent Canadian crypto custody service bringing credibility and trust to the fast-growing crypto space by building a made-in-Canada independent custody solution with a team of leaders from technology, banking and government. Its president, Jerome Dwight, has.... More »
How to start saving for retirement at 45 + MORE Mar 13th
Saving for retirement at age 45 means you’ll have a 20-year runway toward a traditional age 65 retirement. But what’s your starting point? The National Bank of Canada suggests that by age 40 you should have 2.1 times your annual income saved for retirement, while the U.S.-based firm Fidelity rec.... More »
How cash ETFs keep your money working Nov 25th
It’s a dilemma for many investors: you want to have cash set aside to hop on investment opportunities that might arise, but you also don’t want the money sitting in your portfolio not collecting any return. Enter cash exchange-traded funds. Experts say there is increasing demand for cash.... More »
Google parent company Alphabet beat Wall Street expectations for its fourth quarter earnings Monday, but its stock slid in after-hours trading.
William H. Gross, the colourful bond investor who once controlled the world’s largest mutual fund, is closing his professional career of more than 40 years and retiring to focus on managing his personal assets and private charitable foundation.
