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Issue of credit card customers getting mislabelled charges resolved, Scotiabank says
Some Scotiabank customers are experiencing problems with their credit cards where charges appear to be mislabelled.
Not many young Canadians expect a woman as CEO, survey suggests
While progress is being made to shrink the leadership gender gap, many young Canadians still picture a man when they think of a modern-day CEO. A new online survey found that only 10 per cent of Canadian youth envision a woman when they think of a CEO.
Hasbro introduces Ms. Monopoly to celebrate female entrepreneurs
Hasbro Inc. is introducing Ms. Monopoly, with the toy and board game company calling her "an advocate whose mission is to reinvest in female entrepreneurs."
23% of millennials justify lying on a mortgage application, Equifax finds
Some millennials believe it is justifiable to lie on a mortgage application, according to a new Equifax survey on mortgage fraud.
Red Bull class action lawsuit settlement has Canadians eligible for up to $10 in damages
There is a class action settlement against Red Bull and Canadian residents may be eligible to seek damages if they purchased or consumed a Red Bull product between January 1, 2007 to July 23, 2019.
Financial literacy is key to helping millennials get out of debt, experts say
According to a new report, millennials now owe more than baby boomers do. Which is why experts say banks and other financial companies need to do a better job pitching financial literacy to meet the evolving needs of the largest living generation.
Tech boom creating two-tiered Canadian job market: some cities have them, and some don't, TD Bank says
The latest report from TD Economics shows just how close Canada is from mirroring the regional inequality seen within the U.S. labour market.
Capital One contacting those impacted by data breach beginning next week
Capital One says its customers who were impacted by a massive data breach will be contacted by either letter or email.
CRTC publishes internet code of conduct aimed at ISPs
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission has published an internet code of conduct meant to help Canadians better resolve disputes between them and internet service providers.
Everything Canadians need to know about the Capital One data breach
The recent Capital One data breach has affected about 100 million people in the United States and about 6 million people in Canada. Here's what we know so far about how this will affect Canadians.