EU cuts aid to Sierra Leone over its help to convicted cocaine kingpin, Netherlands says

A British Columbia submortgage broker who continued arranging mortgages for nearly a year after losing her registration has been hit with $55,000 in penalties — the maximum fine available under the province’s Mortgage Brokers Act (MBA).https://t.co/V9tWVF4qPR — Canadian Mortgage Professional Magazine (@CMPmagazine) July 15, 2026 Rented out within weeks Leslie took possession of…

In This Article From the perspective of the BPCON Planner, who is also an investor and obsessed with helping people find their people to achieve their financial independence goals. Key Takeaways BPCON is BACK! Join us Oct. 2-4, 2026, at the Hilton Orlando. For the first time ever, we’re doing it over a weekend. (That…

Lumin Digital, a digital banking tech provider to credit unions and small-to-mid-tier banks, announced on Wednesday that it has received $70 million in new investment from its own bank and credit union clients. Processing Content This follows a recent $45 million growth equity fundraise for Lumin led by Light Street Capital, which joined Lumin as…

Consumer sentiment improved by 10% in early July, marking the second consecutive month of 10% jumps, according to preliminary results for the month from the University of Michigan’s Surveys of Consumers. The Index of Consumer Sentiment was gauged at 54.4, the highest reading since February’s 56.6. July’s improvement was driven by “easing price pressures at…

NEWARK, Del., July 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — According to Future Market Insights (FMI), the global Electronics & Semiconductor Assembly Robotics Market is expected to experience strong growth as semiconductor manufacturers and electronics producers accelerate investments in factory automation, precision assembly, and smart manufacturing technologies. the market is projected to grow from USD 6.6 billion in 2026 to USD…

EU officials are questioning crypto exchange Binance over its use of reverse solicitation, a legal exemption, to keep serving customers in the bloc despite a failed licence bid and an order to wind down its EU business. London’s trading industry is coming home! The Financial Times reported the questioning today (Thursday), citing people familiar with…