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Cryptocurrencies are starting the year with a whimper as trading volumes remain desiccated in the wake of 2022's numerous industry scandals and meltdowns. Trading volumes on Binance, the biggest digital-assets exchange, are at lows not seen since last summ...

U.S. stocks declined on Tuesday as Tesla Inc. and Apple Inc. highlighted slowing demand, stoking concern about what lies ahead for growth stocks and the U.S. economy as the Federal Reserve prepares to keep raising interest rates. Treasuries advanced and the d...

Canada's main stock index ended the first day of the trading year up just 0.30 per cent, with losses in energy offset by gains in several other sectors, while U.S. markets were slightly down.  Sign up to get breaking news email alerts sent directly to y...

John Hood, president and portfolio manager, J.C. Hood Investment Counsel FOCUS: Options and ETFs  MARKET OUTLOOK: At this time of year, investors are likely to ask what my predictions for the coming year are but what they should be asking is what m...

Cancelling all recurring meetings, encouraging staffers to decline invitations and detach from big internal chat groups Shopify Inc. spent last year cutting costs. Now, it’s cutting meetings. We apologize, but this vide...

Politicians need to show respect for taxpayers by forcing bureaucrats to cut the extravagance By Franco Terrazzano In a rare show of unity, members of Parliament from all parties are angrily demanding answers about sky-high expenses rack...

Victoria Wells: The Great Resignation may have only just begun The page has turned on another calendar year, but that doesn’t mean workers are suddenly abandoning the high expectations they set in 2022 over what they want out of their jobs. Bos...

The list goes above free lunch, commuting stipends and other sweeteners that dominated this year’s return-to-office push Despite the headlines of massive layoffs in the tech industry, the job market is still running hot. Americans are dropping...

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'Consumers are buckling up for an economic downturn in 2023' Persistently high inflation is prompting more Canadians to hold off on buying big-ticket items, a new poll finds. We apologize, but this video has failed to l...