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Economic Indicators
After finding out he had thyroid cancer, Franco Provenzano turned to his insurance for support.
By Staff |October 10, 2013
1 min read
Florida Congressman Ted Yoho is part of the conservative voting bloc that pushed the government into a shutdown last week.
The BoC's hands are tied until the new U.S. Federal Reserve chair tightens monetary policy.
By Jessica Bruno |October 9, 2013
3 min read
Bringing back postal banking would give many Canadians access to otherwise unavailable financial services, says a study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
By Staff |October 9, 2013
Consumers’ appetite for credit will keep growing, finds FICO’s quarterly survey of U.S. and Canadian bank risk professionals.
2 min read
Current Federal Reserve vice-chair Janet Yellen is expected to be named head of the Fed today after the Senate approves her nomination.
Washington is not just dysfunctional, it's actively failing to serve the needs of Americans, says Washington Post columnist Ezra Klein.
As soon as possible, the European Union should establish a corporation that would shut down or bail out problem banks, says the International Monetary Fund.
Home loan applications went up last week in the U.S., and refinancing requests outnumbered purchases, reports Reuters.
Some auto companies in Canada are offering eight-year interest free loans, and this is causing a spike in car sales, reports the Globe and Mail. But because these cars are being purchased on credit, this news is cause for concern, says General Motors Canada president Kevin Williams. In fact, it’s comparable to the spike in […]
October 9, 2013
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