Generation Z is Literally Telling Us Exactly What They Need. Here’s the Data (and the Opportunity)
I’m Gen X but I love Gen Z. Here’s what they’re asking for.
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25 States Sue Trump Administration to Block Latest Tariffs
The lawsuit alleges that the administration violated Section 301 of the Trade Act, which was its justification for the new tariffs, by failing to follow its requirements for imposing tariffs and by implementing the tariffs with no clear connection to the stated goal of combatting forced labor practices, according to the release. While investigations into…
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CMP Top 50 Women of Influence 2026
How Canada’s mortgage renewal wave is testing this year’s Women of Influence Canadian Mortgage Professional’s Top 50 Women of Influence 2026 names the 50 best female mortgage brokers and professionals in Canada, recognizing the brokers, lenders, and industry executives driving change across the country’s mortgage industry. Nearly 60 percent of Canadian mortgages,…
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Morning Bid: Yen clings to gains but bond pressure builds
Morning Bid: Yen clings to gains but bond pressure builds
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Property Managers Pulling Ahead Aren’t Working Harder. They’re Managing Differently. – Commercial Observer
There is little doubt at this point that widespread adoption of AI, when used wisely, can lead a company to greater growth and profitability. But the difference between the companies enjoying massive gains from this and those that are not is shocking, and comes down to one factor: full buy-in. SEE ALSO: University of California…
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8th Pay Commission consultations gather pace: Tracking 8 key pensioner demands of RSCWS on pay, retirement security
The 8th Pay Commission has completed nine months. In the past few months, the Commission has held consultations with stakeholders in Delhi, Odisha and West Bengal. Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai leads the 8th Pay Commission. A three-day meeting will be held in New Delhi in the next few days, followed by more discussions in Chennai,…
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Canada’s July jobs data set to confirm labour market recovery
Rate hold path stays intact ahead of September decision The Bank of Canada held its overnight rate at 2.25% on July 15, for the sixth consecutive time, with its next announcement set for September 2. Brokers monitoring variable-rate mortgage exposure will note that divisions among Bank of Canada decisionmakers on the economy’s resilience have surfaced in…
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Grab lifts outlook as Southeast Asian consumer demand stays resilient
CANADA – 2026/06/23: In this photo illustration, the Grab logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen. (Photo Illustration by Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) Sopa Images | Lightrocket | Getty Images Grab, Southeast Asia’s leading ride-hailing and delivery firm, raised its full-year outlook on Tuesday as it reported record second-quarter results, with resilient…
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Wealth Management Invest: How Advisors Use Model Portfolios
In this episode of Wealth Management Invest, host David Bodamer speaks with Karl Desmond, senior client portfolio manager at Invesco, about how financial advisors are using model portfolios. Karl breaks down trends with both pre-built and custom model portfolios, including how advisors can maintain input on asset allocation, manager selection, and existing holdings while delegating…
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Can ESOP buyback payouts be taxed as capital gains? ITAT order offers hope for startup employees
Startup employees who receive payouts when their vested but unexercised employee stock options (ESOPs) are bought back before they are exercised could have a stronger case for seeking capital gains tax treatment instead of paying tax under the salary head. In a recent order, the Bengaluru bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) remanded…
