Tourists stranded after travel agency files for bankruptcy and cancels all trips
While numerous airlines did not survive the spike in gas prices over the Iran war, running a travel agency is an even tougher business given the double whammy of rising…
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A new wave of French restaurants has come to NYC
As French cuisine is known around the world for everything from its intricate flavors and meticulous presentation to the modern kitchen brigade system, these associations can sometimes push away newcomers…
Luxury shampoo brand recalled over bacteria risk
A shampoo recall may not sound as urgent as a food or drug recall, but personal-care products are still part of consumers’ health routines. Shampoo is applied directly to the…
The TSX Is Facing a New Reality: 2 Stocks to Watch Now
With the TSX Index continuing its impressive rally into the hottest parts of summer, investors might be wondering if it’s still worth buying or if it’s a better idea to…
The Economy Is Slowing: 2 TSX Stocks I’d Still Buy Today
There are growing signs in the economy that things are slowing down. GDP growth has remained roughly flat for much of 2026. Interest rates have held steady. Business investment has…
World Cup losses pour cold water on beer's big summer
Wall Street loves a catalyst, and while earnings dates can slip and Federal Reserve meetings disappoint, a global sporting event shows up exactly on schedule, with billions of eyeballs and…
1 Canadian Dividend Stock Down 24% to Buy and Hold Forever
The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) has performed remarkably well in 2026, notwithstanding global headwinds and war anxiety. Only 2 of 11 primary sectors, technology (-6.6%) and communications services (-4.5%), have…
A Monthly-Paying TSX Stock With a 7.8% Dividend Yield Worth Adding to Your Radar
If you want to build a reliable passive income source, you may want to consider investing in monthly-paying dividend stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Instead of waiting three months…
How Much Does a Typical 45-Year-Old Have Saved in Their TFSA and RRSP?
By age 45, the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) room alone can reach $109,000 for Canadians who have been eligible since the account launched. That is a powerful number. It can…
An Ideal TFSA Stock for July, Paying 0.65% Each Month
Two factors, above all else, matter most to income-focused investors. A generous yield and monthly payout frequency are essential ingredients to building consistent portfolio liquidity. More importantly, the cash flow…
Turn Your $14,000 TFSA Into a Cash-Gushing Machine
Passive income can provide greater financial stability while helping preserve purchasing power during periods of elevated inflation. Reinvesting dividend income can further enhance long-term returns through compounding, helping investors build…
Top U.S. firm acquires EasyJet after huge losses
In 2021, EasyJet shares were trading at 820 pence (approximately $10.99 U.S.). The pandemic had hurt the airline badly, but investors still believed in the recovery. Five years later, the…
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