Goldman’s new gold target: Why the Wall Street bank is saying it’s early to buy the yellow metal

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For the second time in the past decade, the venerable Canadian multinational coffee chain Tim Hortons is getting out of the credit card business. The cards will still work after October 1, but they will be managed solely by the issuer, Canadian fintech Neo Financial. Once that change takes effect, card transactions will no longer…

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Remittances across borders are a welcome but expensive cross-border payment service for many, finds a new Visa Inc. report, “Money Travels 2026.” With the U.S. alone sending $107.1 billion in outbound remittances in 2025, according to World Bank data, remittances can have a significant impact on recipients. Yet, many have concerns about costs, speed of…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Bad news doesn’t erode trust — surprise and confusion do; teams stay engaged when leaders explain the decision and the reasoning behind it, not just the outcome. Every hard conversation should hit four beats: state the facts directly, explain the business context, acknowledge the human…