Ceos At World’S Biggest Companies Declare Shareholder Interests No Longer Their Top Priority
Meg Energy clashes with Enbridge over sweeping changes to Mainline pipeline: Geoffrey Morgan
Some oilpatch executives aren’t convinced the system needs to change from the spot market
SNC-Lavalin rating cut to junk on heightened credit-risk profile: Bloomberg News
Reflects company’s significant losses on lump-sum turnkey projects
The streaming wars start Nov. 12, when Disney+ comes to Canada: James McLeod
As streaming wars ramp up, one of the likely outcomes is more people shifting away from traditional cable or satellite TV
CEOs at world’s biggest companies declare shareholder interests no longer their top priority: Bloomberg News
A corporation serves all of its constituents, including employees, customers, investors and society at large, the Business Roundtable said in a statement
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U.S. records 21 new measles cases as of last week - Financial Post:
U.S. records 21 new measles cases as of last week Financial Post The United States recorded 21 new measles cases last week, raising the total number of cases for the year to 1203 across 30 states in the worst outbreak of the...
Catalyst Capital to buy 10% stake in Hudson’s Bay: Reuters
The private equity firm is looking to block Richard Baker's $1.74-billion proposal to take HBC private
All eyes on Big Six Bank earnings after volatile week for markets in Canada: Bloomberg News
Royal Bank of Canada kicks off the reporting season on Wednesday and CIBC the following day
Disney’s new video streaming service is coming to Canada in November for $8.99 a month: Reuters
Disney+ will launch on Nov. 12, the same date as in the U.S.
Apple CEO warns Trump China tariffs could give Samsung an edge: Reuters
'I thought he made a very compelling argument, so I'm thinking about it,' Trump said of Cook
Why giving up on equities isn’t always the right answer after a yield-curve inversion: Martin Pelletier
Martin Pelletier: Multiple studies have shown that stock prices have actually gone up when the yield curve inverts
For couple with net worth of $3.4 million, comfortable retirement is a matter of when, not if: Andrew Allentuck
Couple wants to retire sooner rather than later, but to make retirement secure, first they need to sell off some real estate and see their kids through university
HyperX Expands Memory Lineup with FURY DDR4 RGB - Financial Post:
New FURY DDR4 Additions Include Refreshed Design and Increased Speeds and Capacities FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. — HyperX, the gaming division of Kingston Technology, Inc., today announced the re…
Canadian cannabis investors still waiting for a breakout company to emerge: Victor Ferreira
'If you are investing in the space you are going to live and die by the sword of the broader sentiment in the market'
HyperX Showcases the Cloud Alpha S Gaming Headset at Gamescom - Financial Post:
HyperX Showcases the Cloud Alpha S Gaming Headset at Gamescom Financial Post New Gaming Headset Featuring Bass Adjustment Sliders, Custom-tuned HyperX 7.1 Surround Sound and Dual Chamber TechnologyCOLOGNE, Germany...
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CDC investigates lung illnesses linked to e-cigarette use - Financial Post:
CDC investigates lung illnesses linked to e-cigarette use Financial Post NEW YORK — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating a “cluster” of lung illnesses linked to e-cigarette use after such cases were... View full coverage on Google N…
The Bank of Canada has a dilemma. Instead of looking to the Fed, maybe it should look to Norway: Kevin Carmichael
Kevin Carmichael: There is no way to model trade uncertainty, and policy makers appear unwilling to risk blowing their inflation target on a hunch
David Rosenberg: What’s happening to yields matters more than the curve, but the news still isn’t good: David Rosenberg
Everyone should know that you don’t need an inversion to move into recession
People in Argentina are pulling millions of dollars from the banks amid currency crisis fears: Bloomberg News
Argentines withdrew more than US$700 million from their dollar-denominated accounts on Monday and Tuesday alone
Five eyebrow-raising market events that have nothing to do with Trump: Peter Hodson
Peter Hodson: So much for a quiet summer. The markets remain interesting, with plenty of strange stuff to report on
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