March 15, 2026

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Investments

Industry groups want looser rules for qualified investments

The government acknowledged the qualified investment rules “can be inconsistent or difficult to understand” due to their many updates since their introduction in 1966. The consultation, which closed Monday, asked for suggested improvements to the regime, whether updated rules should favour Canada-based investments and whether crypto-backed assets should be considered qualified investments. In a submission,

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Technology

How health systems are leveraging technology to boost revenue, efficiency

This webinar is on-demand and can be viewed at your convenience. Maintaining financial stability is increasingly difficult for hospitals and health systems across the nation, with current data indicating that half of these provider organizations are facing financial losses. In this tough economic landscape, finance leaders in healthcare must prioritize strategies that foster growth while

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Energy

Peak Energy secures $55 million Series A funding to manufacture sodium-ion batteries – pv magazine USA

The company plans to deliver its first systems in 2025 and open a full-scale production facility in 2027. July 17, 2024 Ryan Kennedy U.S. manufacturer Peak Energy announced it has secured a $55 million Series A funding round to scale production of grid-scale sodium-ion batteries. The funding round was led by Zora Innovation, a investing

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Fund

PMs shuffled on two American Beacon funds; Invesco launches active ETFs

There have been several management changes on two subadvised American Beacon funds, Citywire has learned. Doug Cambell has been added to Hotchkis and Wiley Capital Management’s sleeves of both the $113m American Beacon Balanced fund (AADBX) and the $3.5bn American Beacon Large Cap Value fund (AADEX). Additionally, PM Judd Peters has been removed from both

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Energy

MN Department of Commerce to hold home energy rebate hearing

BEMIDJI — The Minnesota Department of Commerce will host a Home Energy Rebate Program hearing from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, July 24, in the Beaux Arts Ballroom at Bemidji State, 1500 Birchmont Drive NE. The Home Energy Rebate Program was funded through the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, which invests $500 billion in

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Tax

Greenville council members align against penny sales tax

A penny sales tax is a step closer to being on the November ballot after a Greenville County Council vote on Tuesday. In a second reading, the council voted 8-4 to advance the referendum, which still needs one more reading before voters can decide whether to add a 1% sales tax to retail purchases in

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Insurance

Brokerage M&As continue to slow in second quarter

Mergers and acquisitions among insurance agents and brokers declined in the second quarter as some previously active buyers reduced the number of purchases they completed, according to a report released Wednesday by Optis Partners LLC. There were 146 transactions announced during the second quarter, a 26% decline from the same period last year and 26%

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Fund

City votes to fund youth crime prevention program

The City of St. Petersburg has announced that residents selected the Forward Together youth crime prevention program as the recipient of $1 million in funding through the Innovative Equity Project. Mayor Ken Welch announced the Innovative Equity Project earlier this year, allowing residents to choose one of five programs to fund. The Innovative Equity Project

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Wealth Management

HMRC sticks with Capgemini for tax management platform

Image source: istsock.com/bariz ozer HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has retained Capgemini for its role in supporting its Enterprise Tax Management Platform (ETMP) and end of period statements (EOPS). They have agreed on a new five-year contract valued at £402 million up to £574 million. This comes after the company was awarded the original contract

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Property

5 Best Midwest Cities To Buy Property in the Next 5 Years, According to Real Estate Agents

The Midwest has long been known for its friendly people and affordable living, but now it’s catching the eye of savvy real estate investors too. With bustling cities, strong job markets and room for growth, the heartland is becoming a hotspot for property buyers looking to make smart moves in the next few years. Read

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