WBN Finance Edition delivers daily insights, trends, and expert analysis focusing on small business—empowering entrepreneurs and leaders to navigate today’s fast-changing financial world.
When you buy a home, your deposit doesn’t go to the seller right away. By law, it goes into a trust account, a special account that brokerages are required to use. That money is meant to stay safe and untouched until closing day.
When it comes to buying or selling a home, everyone seems to have advice. Your financial advisor says one thing, your real estate agent says another—and you’re left wondering: who should I listen to?
Canada is standing firm in a world of rising trade tensions. As global tariffs tighten and economic uncertainty looms, Canadian businesses — especially small and mid-sized enterprises — are navigating a complex web of international trade shifts.
Data today goes beyond names and emails. It’s the hidden fragments of identity that fuel AI and business. From cookies to browsing habits, companies collect and trade this information, raising ethical, legal, and trust challenges that shape the future of digital privacy.
Canada has quietly slipped into a modest recession—a technical downturn, not a collapse—triggered largely by escalating U.S. tariffs, global supply chain fragility, and years of economic overdependence on a single trading partner. GDP contracted by 0.1% in April and likely dipped again in...
The fight against poverty needs a shift from aid to inclusion. Traditional systems exclude the poor from wealth creation. Blockchain offers a solution through transparency, shared ownership, and fair rewards for participation, making economic systems work for everyone, not just the privileged few.
Like organs in a body, blockchain tools wallets, exchanges, and liquidity pools power a just, inclusive digital economy. The Economic Justice Token ecosystem enables secure identity, seamless value exchange, and access to wealth, offering real empowerment for underserved communities.
Amid shifting global power, the African Diaspora stands poised for self-determined progress. Dr. Macharia Waruingi champions blockchain as a tool for access, agency, and liberation enabling decentralized health, science, and economic systems built by Africans, for Africans, without permission.
