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Your high-net-worth clients may want to consider investing in art. And for clients that already own a piece, make sure it’s well ensured.
By Staff |December 18, 2013
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Canadian technology, entertainment and communications companies are struggling with innovation—enthusiasm is low, and businesses are not making it a priority when it comes to allocating funding or resources, finds the PwC Global Innovation Survey.
Canadian consumer confidence ended the year on the upswing, shows an Investors Group consumer confidence survey.
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Over the holidays, 25% of Canadians will be travelling, shows a CIBC poll.
Commodity assets face a record decline in value this year, as more than $88 billion had left the securities by November, reports the Globe and Mail, citing Barclays figures.
Nearly 44 million Americans go without health insurance, according to the latest set of statistics from the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. Think about that. A group of U.S. residents that exceeds the population of Canada by 11 million walks around every day without health coverage.
By Philip Porado |December 18, 2013
This year, Canada and the EU shook hands on the biggest trade agreement in Canadian history. So businesses must adapt to complex new business practices, regulatory environments and economic opportunities. “By anticipating these complex and dynamic issues, companies can better ensure their long-term health and protect their good reputations,” advises Sean Weir, national managing partner […]
By Staff |December 17, 2013
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Fewer Canadians are donating to registered charities, and they are giving less, a study by the Fraser Institute shows.
By Staff |December 16, 2013
Young women starting their careers are more educated than ever, and they share similar goals and values to their male counterparts, finds a study by Pew Research.
By Staff |December 13, 2013
By Thanksgiving, 47% of students at college or university had already asked their parents for money to help their day-to-day finances, shows a CIBC poll.
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