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AI risk is suddenly on the front page of U.S. policy, and the appointment of an AI czar plus a new “Super Intelligence Force” turns abstract headlines into real regulatory pressure. That shift could reshape where capital flows next. If you care about how AI oversight might reward some stocks and bypass others, this guide…

The kiddie tax is a set of tax rules designed to prevent parents from reducing their tax burden by shifting investment income to their children. It applies to children under the age of 18, or dependent full-time students under 24, who have unearned income from investments. The kiddie tax rate follows the parents’ marginal tax…

Last week, Meta suffered another major legal setback when a New Mexico jury found Facebook liable for more than 43 million violations of the state’s consumer protection law. It follows the company’s $18 billion settlement about teen social media addiction last month.  

Brussels is pondering whether the EU’s existing copyright framework needs beefing up to deal with generative AI, even as work continues on making current protections workable.

US President Donald Trump has ruled out any sort of joint venture with China in artificial intelligence (AI), arguing it would be tantamount to “giving away secrets” to America’s main economic rival.

Global markets are being rewired in real time as regulators push through tougher rules on transparency, capital and cross-border flows. That kind of reset can quietly reshape where money is made in finance. Miss it and you risk watching others catch the move first. This article walks through three stocks exposed to the new rulebook,…

The way we shop has changed. A purchase that once started with a visit to a store or a retailer’s website can now begin with a social media post, a friend’s recommendation, a marketplace listing or simply a message on your phone. As more Nigerian businesses and shoppers move online, convenience has become part of…

SEPTEMBER 25 — Imagine a Malaysian shopper opening Pinduoduo and seeing an item sold directly from China for only RM1. Shipping may even be free, and payment takes only seconds. The product can then travel thousands of kilometres and arrive at the buyer’s doorstep without the consumer ever dealing with a Malaysian importer, distributor or…

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OSFI Trims 2026 Reporting Rules for Mortgage Insurers One table gone, stress tests stay: what’s new in OSFI’s 2026 filing rules