Is Home Depot a good long-term investment to buy and hold?
Home Depot is the world’s biggest home improvement retailer, with a market capitalization of around $326 billion as of mid 2026. The company started with just two stores in Atlanta…
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2 Canadian Dividend Giants to Buy With Rates on Hold
With rates on hold on both sides of the border (U.S. Fed chair Kevin Warsh hit the pause button on Wednesday’s wobbly session), investors might be wondering if they should…
Bed Bath & Beyond bets $53 million on beating Zillow, Redfin
For decades, Bed Bath & Beyond has helped shoppers furnish their homes. Now, it wants to help them buy one. The retailer is reinventing itself as what executives describe as…
2 Growth Stocks Set to Skyrocket in 2026 and Beyond
Investing in the stock market has never been easy, but recent months have seen it become increasingly challenging. Investing in growth stocks can be quite risky in a volatile market,…
How Much the Average 45-Year-Old Canadian Has in Their TFSA and RRSP
In an ideal financial scenario, a 45-year-old Canadian is in the middle of their career. You start working full-time at age 25 after your higher education and retire at age…
Award-winning brewery files Chapter 11 bankruptcy, seeks partners
Launching a craft brewery in an environment of high interest rates, rising inflation and high ingredients costs can jeopardize a beer company’s odds of succeeding from the beginning. Combine those…
If You’re Not Investing in This Winning ETF, You Need to Ask Yourself Why
There are a lot of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to pick from on the TSX Index these days. And the options go well beyond just index ETFs. With sector ETFs, factor-based…
Another travel company shuts down, all trips off
In a market driven by rising operating costs and an unsteady security situation in many parts of the world, many travel companies and agencies selling organized tours are having a…
AI voice cloning firm collapses in Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Artificial Intelligence has blurred the lines when it comes to what’s real and what’s just a clever simulation. That can be a positive, when it’s done with permission and clearly…
Fast-food burger chain closing iconic location after 10 years
Restaurant closures have become an increasingly familiar reality across the U.S, driven by a combination of rising operating costs, changing consumer habits, and broader economic pressures. But in some cases,…
Verizon adds new offer that removes 2 major fees for customers
Verizon is doubling down on efforts to win back cost-conscious customers with a new offer that lets them avoid two major fees. The move comes as the carrier faces elevated…
Costco tackles major frustration for members
Costco members understand that they’re trading certain frills like fancy floor displays, grocery bags, and in-store directories for lower prices. In recent years, however, Costco has been investing in technology…
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