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Is no news good news? New research suggests that the volume of coverage around a company can have a big impact on their stock prices.

With a recession seeming imminent, many Canadians are rightfully concerned about the state of their finances. Here are some ways you can be prepared for one.

A new study from Susan Christoffersen, dean of the Rotman School of Management, challenges the notion that active investing isn't worth the higher price tag.

How do millionaires spend their cash, and where do they turn for financial advice? New research sheds light on their investment habits.

New research suggests that "future self-interventions" — or the act of thinking about your life down the line — can have a positive influence on encouraging savings.

Financial markets — particularly new and emerging markets — can be volatile and unpredictable. Professor Ing-Haw Cheng on how investors can mitigate the risks.

The world moves quickly, but stock advice shouldn't. Analysts with infrequent changes to their buy/sell/hold recommendations help portfolios outperform their 'fast' counterparts, new research finds.

Whether it’s private jet flights or irregular social media activity, alternative data has become the hot property as hedge funds and other large asset managers hunt for new ways to gain a competitive edge in their trading strategies. Are traditional hedge funds doomed? A new Rotman study suggests otherwise.