TD survey finds small business owners still turning to costly credit in emergencies

Canadian small business owners say they’re ready for the unexpected — but their financial choices suggest otherwise. A new TD Insurance survey shows that while nearly all entrepreneurs (94%) have business insurance, just over half (52%) would actually rely on it first in case of an emergency. Instead, many report they would first lean on […]

Say your prayers, take your vitamins and make sure you have an ironclad will: Hulk Hogan’s last fight might see his heirs duke it out over $25M estate

Pro-wrestling legend Hulk Hogan famously asked opponents one question before delivering a pummeling: “Whatcha gonna do when Hulkamania runs wild on you?” Following his death in July, a potential wrestling match over his estate raises another question: “Whatcha gonna do to ensure your family doesn’t fight over your money when you die?” Must Read Thanks […]

Is customer loyalty dead or are you just a bad negotiator? Here’s the 1 person Kevin O’Leary calls to snag himself a deal when bills start climbing

If you’ve noticed your internet bill creeping up, your airline miles shrinking in value or your streaming subscription suddenly costing $5 more, you’re not imagining things. Across industries, companies are quietly squeezing more revenue from long-time customers while offering sweeter deals to new ones. Experts call it the “loyalty penalty” — and it could cost […]

As tariff tensions rise, Bessent sees US aircraft engines, chemicals as leverage in trade talks with China. Is your portfolio armed or exposed?

The U.S.-China relationship has entered another high-stakes chapter as the Trump administration seeks to secure a more advantageous trade policy with the country. In a Sept. 24 Fox Business interview, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. can leverage its strength in aircraft engines and parts and certain chemicals in trade discussions with China. (1) […]