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Waiting to see if declines in real estate sales translate into falling prices: Don Pittis Aug 14th
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Complacency, competition, and Canada’s productivity crisis + MORE Oct 10th
A senior official at the Bank of Canada is calling for more competition in the banking sector to better serve Canadians and the economy. Senior deputy governor Carolyn Rogers laid out her case for a more competitive Canada in a speech at the Canadian Club in Toronto on Thursday morning. Rogers sound.... More »
With $2-billion warchest, Open Text goes back on the hunt
– theglobeandmail.com
Despite earnings disappointments, enterprise-software giant continues search for acquisitions following Dell-division purchase
Shares in Snap Inc., the parent company of photo-messaging app Snapchat, plunged in after-hours trading on Wednesday after the release of the company’s first-ever quarterly earnings report.
Snap Inc tumbles after trailing estimates for new users and sales, competition from Facebook – Financial Post
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Financial PostSnap Inc tumbles after trailing estimates for new users and sales, competition from FacebookFinancial PostSnap Inc.'s Snapchat app added fewer users than projected in the first quarter, a sign that the young company may have trouble expanding its audience as social-media giant Facebook Inc. copies its most popular features. The stock tumbled 21 per cent.Snap shares plummet as user growth slows, revenue missesThe Globe and MailSnap shares plummet as investors mark down first earnings reportChannel NewsAsiaSnap shares dive, but CEO Evan Spiegel isn't worrying about slowing user growthLos Angeles TimesPhilippine Star -CNBC -TheStreet.com -Company Profile – Snap Inc.all 384 news articles »
Short sellers target Bombardier ahead of earnings
– theglobeandmail.com
Transportation giant has become the most shorted company on the TSX
B.C. election brings unwelcome uncertainty for business as Greens hold balance
– canadianbusiness.com
British Columbia’s election has brought unwelcome doubt for the business sector, given the prospect of an ascendant Green party influencing policy on pipelines, natural gas exports, hydroelectricity and other resource projects.
Christy Clark’s Liberal party took 43 seats, two ahead of the NDP, but just shy of the 44 seats needed to take a majority. Recounts and absentee ballots could still sway the final tally, such as with the Courtenay-Comox riding swinging to the NDP by a mere nine votes.
As it stands, the anti-pipeline, anti-fracking, anti-liquefied natural gas Greens hold the balance of power with their three seats, though party leader Andrew Weaver has said he is open to compromise and his top priority is to remove big money from politics.
The results only create more unpredictability for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, shale gas development and the Site C hydro dam that is already under construction, said Martin Pelletier, managing director at TriVest Wealth Council…
Christy Clark’s Liberal party took 43 seats, two ahead of the NDP, but just shy of the 44 seats needed to take a majority. Recounts and absentee ballots could still sway the final tally, such as with the Courtenay-Comox riding swinging to the NDP by a mere nine votes.
As it stands, the anti-pipeline, anti-fracking, anti-liquefied natural gas Greens hold the balance of power with their three seats, though party leader Andrew Weaver has said he is open to compromise and his top priority is to remove big money from politics.
The results only create more unpredictability for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, shale gas development and the Site C hydro dam that is already under construction, said Martin Pelletier, managing director at TriVest Wealth Council…
