Imagine this: You file your taxes, Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) disagrees with your return, you file an appeal, and CRA denies it. You ask for an explanation of the appeal decision, and you're stonewalled. You're told that if you want an explanation, ...

By Rick Aristotle Munarriz Motley Fool If we're in an economic recovery, good luck trying to convince the country's largest casual dining chains -- they're sputtering. Darden Restaurants (DRI) suffered a combined same-restaurant sales ...

By Molly McCluskey Daily Finance The Hilton Midtown made headlines last week when the famed New York City hotel opted out of room service. Beginning in August, the 2,000-room establishment will cease all round-the-clock food and beverage ...

Each year Wall St identifies 10 important brands sold in America that we predict will disappear before the next year is out. Looking back on last year's list, we made some good calls and missed a few. Suzuki, MetroPCS and Current TV are all gone in ...

There's nothing like the adrenaline rush of scrambling to get to the bank during business hours to pay thousands of dollars in HST, income tax and CPP to the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) via bank draft. Now you don't have to worry about those ...

With tax season almost over, you might be wondering where all your hard-earned dollars are going. The latest reported figures show that during the fiscal year 2011-12, the federal government had expenses totaling $271.4 billion. Payments that go ...

As the population ages and Generation Y struggles to achieve a lucrative work-life balance, it is the so-called "sandwich generation" that is left to pick up both the emotional and financial tab. According to the Pew Research Centre, nearly half ...

By Matt Brownell Daily Finance Walmart reported weaker-than-expected sales figures Thursday morning, sending shares falling in early trading. Total revenue in the first quarter came in at $114.2 billion, up just 1% over last year and short of ...