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40 days - 2.75% + MORE Apr 3rd
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CIBC breaking ties with PC Financial + MORE Aug 16th
TORONTO — CIBC is launching a new direct banking brand that will absorb some two million customer accounts currently with Loblaw-owned President’s Choice Financial.
Toronto-based CIBC (TSX:CM) has provided the back-end banking services for PC Financial for nearly 20 years but the companies s.... More »
Real Matters picks bankers, aims for $125-million in IPO + MORE Apr 21st
The company is targeting an enterprise valuation of more than $1-billion with the offering, sources say
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A Win-Win Possibility for China-U.S. Trade + MORE Jul 1st
Bilateral investment treaty talks on July 9-10 could pay big dividends..... More »
Choosing ETFs: The folly of cutting fees at all costs + MORE Jun 7th
There’s a price war going on, and you’re the winner: Canadian ETFs have never been cheaper. An investor can now build a Couch Potato portfolio with an annual management fee of just 0.12%, less than half what it cost just a few years ago.
Keeping costs low is essential, and most Canadians are pay.... More »
U.S. investment bank JPMorgan agreed to a settlement that would see the bank pay $13 billion to make numerous government complaints into their subprime mortgage business go away.
Campbell Soup Co, the world’s largest soup maker, cut its full-year profit forecast on Tuesday after a drop in demand for its soups and drinks resulted in first-quarter earnings that fell far short of analyst estimates.
A U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission examiner was charged on Tuesday with making false statements about his stock holdings that were prohibited under SEC ethics rules, U.S. prosecutors said.
Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver brought new evidence against a plan to label Alberta’s bitumen dirtier than other oil to the financial heart of Europe, telling energy executives in London a proposed Fuel Quality Directive is a “bad policy.”
Department store chain Sears Canada Inc. is paying its shareholders a hefty dividend as part of a move that will send nearly half a billion dollars in cash back to its U.S. parent company and financier Edward Lampert.
