Indigo Books & Music Inc. is dealing with what it calls a “cybersecurity incident” that has affected customer orders in-store and online. It started at the Toronto-based retailer on Wednesday. As of Friday afternoon, Indigo’s website was still offline. “We are working with third-party experts to investigate and resolve the situation,” the company said in…
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Asian Shares Advance As Investors Await US Inflation Data
Asian stocks rose on Tuesday, the dollar slipped, and Treasury bond yields remained pressured as investors remained convinced that key US inflation data due later in the day would show an easing in price pressures on an annual basis. Gold edged higher in Asian trading on dollar weakness while oil prices dropped around 1 percent…
The IRS tells 21 states how to handle last year’s special payments
After much outside criticism, the Internal Revenue Service basically told taxpayers in most — but not all — states that they do not need to report income from special state tax refunds or payments on their 2022 federal income tax returns. Tens of millions of taxpayers in 21 states — not including Michigan — were…
How Can I Protect My Children in Estate Planning?
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Which brand of car is most reliable? These are the most dependable vehicles on the market
Looking for a dependable vehicle? Kia, Buick and Chevrolet are some of your best non-premium batches, according to a new report from JD Power. The analytics company’s annual vehicle dependability study found 186 problems per 100 vehicles on average, a slight improvement from last year’s score of 192. A year-over-year improvement is expected as manufacturers…
A shortage of pilots is making travel chaos in Canada even worse
From pandemic-related travel restrictions to extreme weather events, Canada’s travel industry has navigated an unprecedented amount of uncertainty of late. And now, just as demand for travel has returned to its 2019 level, airlines are navigating their next patch of turbulence: a lack of qualified pilots. According to Transport Canada, in a typical pre-pandemic year,…
Bullish outlook for base metals – Business News
Photo: Nelson Bennett. Maria Carter, a volunteer for Dan Moore’s “Yukon Dan” demonstrating gold panning at AME Roundup’s exhibition center. There’s no way enough mines can be built on time to meet net zero energy transition targets on the timelines policy makers have promised, but industrial metal miners – especially lithium and nickel miners –…
BC brokerage caught violating freeze order on $1.4M accounts – Business News
BC brokerage fined Graeme Wood / Glacier Media – Jan 24, 2023 / 6:05 pm | Stories: 408048 Photo: The Canadian Press Vancouver brokerage firm Haywood Securities must pay a $50,000 fine after the BC Securities Commission said it “inadvertently” allowed an account holder to make trades through one of his frozen accounts. In 2019,…