If the cost of tuition wasn’t enough, inflation means attending college or university in 2023 is even pricier than expected. What’s a first year to do? This story is part of a crash course in personal finance for students and parents. Read the full guide. Among the many challenges that international students face in settling in a foreign country by themselves, including adapting to a different culture and sometimes language, they also have to ensure they don’t fall behind on finances. The...

Canadian online travel-services company Hopper is taking its business to the skies for its next stage of growth. On Wednesday, Hopper announced it signed a deal with Air Canada AC-T -0.60%decrease – its first airline partner – to offer its cancellation insurance product for non-refundable flights. It’s the latest in a slew of global deals from the rapidly growing tech startup, which have included partnerships with U.S. credit-card issuer Capital One Financial Corp. COF-N -1.86%decrease and...

X-T +2.25% , owner of the Toronto Stock Exchange and the TSX Venture Exchange, reported record second-quarter revenue despite a decline in its core equity trading operations as the company aims to expand further into global commodities trading. Chief executive officer John McKenzie highlighted the company’s focus in its tech and data businesses in an analyst call on Friday morning. In a later interview with The Globe and Mail, he also discussed plans to grow further in trading renewables,...

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