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Snap Unveils $2,195 AR Glasses as Stock Falls Nearly 30% - Yahoo! Finance Canada Jun 17th
Snap Unveils $2,195 AR Glasses as Stock Falls Nearly 30% Yahoo! Finance CanadaSnap unveils $2,195 AR glasses as CEO Evan Spiegel bets on post-smartphone future CNBCIntroducing SPECS Augmented Reality Glasses Snap NewsroomSnap Inc. Debuts SPECS Augmented Reality Glass.... More »
Kinder Morgan looking to raise $1.75 billion in Trans Mountain pipeline IPO + MORE May 10th
Kinder Morgan Canada is looking to raise $1.75 billion through an initial public offering of assets including the Trans Mountain pipeline system.
In an updated prospectus filed Wednesday, the company said it’s looking to sell shares at between $19 and $22 to help fund the $7.4 billion Trans Mo.... More »
Is $779,000 overpriced for this old bungalow in Ajax? This real estate agent says it’s ‘madness’ Nov 19th
“Who is going to pay $779,000 for this little (house) in Ajax? I mean, it’s cute, but it’s $779,000 for two bedrooms and two bathrooms. That’s crazy,” said real estate agent Othneil Litchmore..... More »
Investing Beyond the Numbers: Understanding financial flashpoints + MORE Mar 9th
Have you ever wondered why you have a particular attitude or belief toward money? Some of your past experiences with money shape your financial beliefs, which ultimately influence your financial decisions. These pivotal moments, known as “financial flashpoints,” can make a profound impact on how.... More »
Hot stocks: Canada’s top performers in Q4 2025 Jan 5th
Canadian stock markets slowed somewhat in the final quarter of 2025 but still posted gains to cap the year, driven largely by the surging materials sector. Metals and mining stocks represented nine out of the top 10 performers among mid- and large-capitalization stocks (see table below), the only ou.... More »
Trump quickly settles Trump University lawsuit
– macleans.ca
SAN DIEGO – For more than six years, Donald Trump fought hard against a lawsuit in which former customers of his now-defunct Trump University accused him of fraud. Less than two weeks after being elected president, he agreed to a $25 million settlement.
“We definitely detected a change of tone and change of approach” after the election, plaintiffs’ attorney Jason Forge said when the agreement was announced Friday.
About 7,000 students would be eligible for refunds if U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel approves the settlement. Under the terms, the Republican president-elect admits no wrongdoing in settling two federal class-action lawsuits in San Diego and a lawsuit brought by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, a Democrat.
The agreement came 10 days before jury selection was scheduled to begin in San Diego in the oldest case, which was filed in April 2010. The complaint accused Trump University, which wasn’t an accredited school, of defrauding students who paid up to $35,000 a year to enrol in programs that promised to share Trump’s real estate secrets…
“We definitely detected a change of tone and change of approach” after the election, plaintiffs’ attorney Jason Forge said when the agreement was announced Friday.
About 7,000 students would be eligible for refunds if U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel approves the settlement. Under the terms, the Republican president-elect admits no wrongdoing in settling two federal class-action lawsuits in San Diego and a lawsuit brought by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, a Democrat.
The agreement came 10 days before jury selection was scheduled to begin in San Diego in the oldest case, which was filed in April 2010. The complaint accused Trump University, which wasn’t an accredited school, of defrauding students who paid up to $35,000 a year to enrol in programs that promised to share Trump’s real estate secrets…
Trepidation over Trump upends APEC summit
– macleans.ca
US President Barack Obama, center, attends a meeting with leaders of participating countries in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in Lima, Peru, Saturday, Nov. 19, 2016. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)LIMA, Peru – A wave of uncertainty about the future of global trade swept over a summit of leaders from Asian and Pacific countries, as they met behind closed doors to strategize on a path forward with a protectionist president in the White House.
Donald Trump’s election has upended the annual APEC leaders’ summit where world leaders sought to calm frayed nerves and emphasize that there are ways to save a massive trade deal that the president-elect has vowed to kill.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership can’t go ahead with the approval of two biggest economies involved in the deal – the United States and Japan.
Either could kill a deal designed to be a counterbalance to China’s growing financial and economic influence in the region.
U.S. President Barack Obama said in a public talk that Trump would see the benefits of trade pacts once in office, and spoke behind closed doors to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other TPP leaders about the future of the deal…
As Vancouver embarks on a process that could lead to the preservation of more older homes in the city, Siobhan Murphy says the story of her Commercial Drive bungalow is a warning about taking the notion of character too far.
