Toronto, May 18, 2023 – Coming reductions in credit card processing fees will be a big win for small businesses, says the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).
Today, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland unveiled important details from the federal
People walking past local stores on Yonge street in Toronto. Under new rules announced by the federal government, businesses that receive less than $300,000 in annual revenue through Visa credit cards and less than $175,000
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Lack of role models. Unequal access to financing. Stereotypes about women in business. Thanksgiving challenge. Long wait times for health services.
These were always obstacles for women who run their own businesses, long before COVID-19, especially women with small businesses
For businesses looking to optimize their operations and enhance customer experience (CX), artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as game-changing technology: systems that can perform complex tasks typically requiring human intelligence, such as speech recognition, decision-making, and content creation.
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As 2023 races ahead, many small business owners are looking for solutions to help keep their businesses afloat and compete in an ever-changing business landscape. The challenge can be complex but not
I‘m writing this column from Las Vegas where I’m attending a conference. This morning, I went to a coffee shop in the hotel. The cost of my small coffee was $6.49 and no, I’m not kidding. Welcome to Vegas.
As tax season begins, a policy expert says a major dispute between Canada’s tax agency and a union of its workers has little to do with the job itself.
Carleton University business professor Ian Lee says the Canada Revenue Agency
In less than two weeks, Canadian workers could notice up to $305 less on their annual take-home pay.
Thanks to an increase in payroll deductions beginning in 2023 (yes, that’s in 11 days), every employed Canadian will see their paychecks
(Bloomberg) — Walmart Inc., which became the world’s largest retailer by serving everyday shoppers, is now targeting a larger share of business customers with a website aimed at small and midsize companies.
The initiative, called Walmart Business, is designed to
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