Andrew Smith, IG Wealth Management

Why September Is Considered the Worst Month for Investing September has a long-standing reputation as the stock market’s weakest month—and even if the “September Effect” has faded over time, investors still watch for it.

From flower farmers to cheesemakers, meet the business owners and leaders affected by the trade war Five bottom lines tell the tale of a war waged with tariffs.

How one couple ditched their lawn and created a wildlife haven – and you could too Novice gardeners James Reed McGuire and Crystal Fritz wanted to try something new when they moved out to the suburbs. Little did they know they were joining a larger movement.

Video: US Set to Cut Tariffs on Canada Metals, Autos in Trade Deal The tentative trade deal between the US and Canada would lower tariffs on certain Canadian exports of steel and aluminum to 25% and cut duties on Canadian auto exports to 15%, according to people familiar with the matter.

Seven Trillion Dollars Is Sitting in Cash and Most of It Shouldn't Be The era of high, "free" cash yields is ending as the Fed cuts rates and the Treasury curve normalizes, making longer-term bonds more attractive.

The Hidden Advantages of Being a Job Hopper People who switch employers a lot are often seen as red flags. New evidence suggests they get up to speed much faster than others.

Video: Longevity Boom Reaches America’s Pets Pet owners are increasingly extending the longevity treatments humans pursue for themselves to their dogs, experimenting with supplements, red light therapy and drugs including rapamycin even as veterinarians urge caution about unproven treatments. US pet spending is projected to reach $165 billion....

The end of USMCA would have a surprisingly small impact on the Canadian economy Free trade with the U.S. has benefited Canada, but the scale of the benefit – and the size of the loss in the event of its disappearance – is limited.

North America’s electricity grid is ready to grow. Manufacturers needed to build it are placing their bets Two plants in Quebec are trying to meet demand for the grid’s highly specialized components without getting burned by growing too fast.

Don’t Want to Pay a Lot of Taxes? Move Your Company to This Tiny Mediterranean Archipelago. Malta is the smallest country in the EU, but it's become a big tax haven for U.S. companies.