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‘Borderlands 3’ Has Been Forced To Remove Crossplay Support For PlayStation - Forbes + MORE May 27th
‘Borderlands 3’ Has Been Forced To Remove Crossplay Support For PlayStation ForbesUncharted 4 coming to PC alongside other PlayStation exclusives MobileSyrupSony wants to grow from '160 million to 1 billion' users - and plans PlayStation Now investment to get there &nb.... More »
Weekly poll: will you buy an iPad Pro (2022)? How about a vanilla iPad (2022)? - GSMArena.com news - GSMArena.com Oct 23rd
Weekly poll: will you buy an iPad Pro (2022)? How about a vanilla iPad (2022)? - GSMArena.com news GSMArena.comiPad as camera isn't stupid, it's what we need TechRadarIt's never been more difficult to decide which new iPad to buy MacworldBest iPad Pro deals in Octobe.... More »
Canadian cannabis company Hexo announces third deal of 2021, the purchase of Redecan for C$925 million in cash and stock - MarketWatch May 28th
Canadian cannabis company Hexo announces third deal of 2021, the purchase of Redecan for C$925 million in cash and stock MarketWatchHexo buying Redecan for $925M in play for Canadian pot dominance - Article - BNN BNNHEXO Corp announces acquisition of Redecan to create Canadian .... More »
Podcast 17: Keeping it Real with Ben Rabidoux Jun 16th
Episode 17 of the podcast strays from my usual focus on index investing. That’s because it’s almost impossible to talk about investing today without acknowledging the role of real estate. One of the most common questions I get these days is, “Does it make more sense to invest in a portfolio of.... More »
Wealthsimple Co-Founder and CEO Michael Katchen on Simplifying Finance Services Oct 3rd
As a changemaker in Canada’s financial services sector, Wealthsimple entered the arena in 2014 as a digital investment platform. Today, it has evolved tremendously into a company modernising the user experience with one overarching goal in mind—money, simplified.
“We offer core servic.... More »
Investor Warren Buffett and JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon are encouraging public companies to stop predicting their quarterly earnings and focus on long-term goals.


