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95 % des Canadiens qui évitent les États-Unis voyageront ailleurs et près de la moitié utilisera l’IA pour contrer la hausse des coûts
TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--L'Étude Croix BleueMD sur les intentions de voyage 2026 révèle que l’instabilité géopolitique et la hausse des coûts, particulièrement marquées aux États-Unis, influencent fortement les destinations et les habitudes de voyage des Canadiens. Malgré ces défis, les envies d’exploration ne faiblissent pas et nombre d’entre eux se tournent vers l’intelligence artificielle (IA) pour planifier des escapades plus économiques et se renseigner sur les destinations et périodes de...
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95 Per Cent of Canadians Avoiding Travel to the U.S. Still Plan to Travel Elsewhere, With Nearly Half Using AI to Manage Rising Costs
TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The 2026 Blue Cross® Travel Study reveals that geopolitical instability and rising costs, particularly in the United States, are significantly reshaping where and how Canadians travel. Yet despite these challenges, Canadians remain committed to exploring, with many turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to plan more cost-effective trips and make informed decisions about where and when to visit. “Canadians are not travelling less – they’re travelling smarter,” says Syl...
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Gen Z Shoppers Top the List of Savviest Holiday Spenders
MOUNT LAUREL, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--According to a TD Bank survey, Gen Z shoppers are the most financially disciplined age group, with 88% taking steps to limit seasonal overspending....
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Americans Are Spending Less on Holiday Decor, Gifts as Economic Uncertainty Ramps Up
SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Holiday cheer is colliding with financial fear, with 28% of Americans trimming their decorating budgets this year and 26% reining in gift spending, according to a new survey from Rocket Mortgage and Redfin, the real estate brokerage powered by Rocket. The pullback isn’t due to a lack of holiday spirit. It's a sign of the times, with many people choosing to spend cautiously amid economic uncertainty. 28% of Americans are spending less on decor this year, and 26% are red...
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Nearly 40% of Women Say They were Misdiagnosed During Perimenopause, National Survey Reveals
IRVING, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A new national survey finds nearly 40% of women felt misdiagnosed during perimenopause, revealing major gaps in women’s healthcare....
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Herself Health and Midi Health to Bring Comprehensive Continuum of Care to Minnesota Women in Midlife and Beyond
MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Herself Health, the leading healthcare company providing comprehensive primary in-person and virtual care to women as they age and mature, and Midi Health, a virtual clinic dedicated to women navigating midlife, announced a new collaboration today to deliver coordinated care for women through a hybrid model that combines virtual services with in-person primary care clinics across the Twin Cities. The strategic relationship will bring a continuum of care that addres...
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Qlik Survey: Family Still Rules the Kitchen, but AI Joins the Thanksgiving Table
PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--New research from Qlik reveals how Americans are using AI this Thanksgiving to prep and plan meals, as well as keep families entertained....
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November is National Family Caregivers Month: National Life Group Partners With Homethrive to Add Free Caregiver Support
MONTPELIER, Vt. & ADDISON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--November is National Family Caregivers Month: National Life Group partners with Homethrive to add free caregiver support for the Sandwich Generation...
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Most ETF Investors Can Envision Moving to ETF-Only Portfolios With Half Saying It Could Be in the Next Five Years
WESTLAKE, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amid an expanding universe of new investing products, asset classes and strategies, ETFs are playing a dual role in investor portfolios – serving as low-cost building blocks and a flexible entry point for exposure to more specialized areas. According to Schwab Asset Management’s 2025 “ETFs and Beyond” study, most ETF investors (62%) can envision putting their entire investment portfolios into ETFs – with half (50%) saying they could be fully invested in ETFs in...
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What’s Keeping Employees Around? More Than Half Say Health, Retirement and Family Benefits
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Payroll Integrations, the unified payroll API simplifying employee benefits and financial wellness, has released the second part of its findings from its 2025 Employee Financial Wellness Report. The second annual report reveals that more than half (58%) of employees are staying in their current jobs because of their benefits. As employees face a slowing job market and an unpredictable economy, many are choosing stability–and their benefits–over new opportunities. Amo...