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The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate at 2.25 per cent for the fifth consecutive meeting on Wednesday, but the combination of economic weakness and rising inflation may pose a dilemma for the central bank going forward.
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Bank of Nova Scotia says artificial intelligence is boosting its employees’ productivity and strengthening key programs, including its anti-money laundering detection system.
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The Bank of Canada came off as “dovish” as it held rates at 2.25 per cent for the fifth consecutive time while emphasizing a weak economy over inflation threats, say economists. Here’s what they think the latest decision means for rates.
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For five years, employers have been trying to solve the same problem: how to get employees back into the office. Many have discovered an unpleasant truth. The office they are trying to bring employees back to may no longer exist — at least not legally, writes Howard Levitt.
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In the depths of the pandemic, new parents Paul and Elizabeth decided to take a chance with their investments.
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