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Hot stocks: Canada’s top performers in Q2 2025 Jul 4th
Celestica Inc. (CLS) was the best large- or mid-cap stock to own on the Toronto Stock Exchange over the past three months, with a gain of 76.6%, followed by Cameco Corp. (CCO, 67.6%) and Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY, 66.4%).
The second quarter of 2025 turned out to be a rebound period for Canadian e.... More »
Weather tracker: how did Hurricane Fiona maintain intensity so far north? - The Guardian Sep 26th
Weather tracker: how did Hurricane Fiona maintain intensity so far north? The GuardianNova Scotia announces financial support for Fiona recovery CTV News AtlanticStorm Fiona: Premier Houston outlines what financial support Nova Scotians can get Global NewsToronto non.... More »
Bernie Sanders vowing to break up big banks if elected + MORE Jan 5th
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders waves as he arrives to speak at a campaign event in Eldridge, Iowa, United States, August 16, 2015. (Jim Young/Reuters)
WASHINGTON — Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will pledge to break up the country’s largest financial.... More »
How to get back into emerging markets using ETFs + MORE May 6th
There is nothing like recency bias to get investors rethinking their portfolios. For Canadian investors, that historically meant an overweight to U.S. equities, usually at the expense of international exposure, whether developed or emerging markets.
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Australia to invest $800 million in boosting innovation and entrepreneurship after mining boom
– canadianbusiness.com
CANBERRA, Australia – Australia’s government announced new economic policies Monday aimed at attracting entrepreneurs from abroad and promoting innovation in an economy that has slowed after a mining boom.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said his government will invest 1.1 billion Australian dollars ($800 million) in creating incentives for innovation and entrepreneurship and promoting the study of science, mathematics and computing in schools.
It is Turnbull’s first major economic policy announcement since he ousted Tony Abbott as prime minister in a surprise September ballot of ruling party lawmakers.
The government will introduce a new class of visa for entrepreneurs with innovative ideas and financial backing to develop their businesses in Australia.
Foreign students who graduate from Australian universities with specialized doctorate and masters qualifications in science, technology, engineering or mathematics would be assisted to become permanent residents of Australia…
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said his government will invest 1.1 billion Australian dollars ($800 million) in creating incentives for innovation and entrepreneurship and promoting the study of science, mathematics and computing in schools.
It is Turnbull’s first major economic policy announcement since he ousted Tony Abbott as prime minister in a surprise September ballot of ruling party lawmakers.
The government will introduce a new class of visa for entrepreneurs with innovative ideas and financial backing to develop their businesses in Australia.
Foreign students who graduate from Australian universities with specialized doctorate and masters qualifications in science, technology, engineering or mathematics would be assisted to become permanent residents of Australia…
Contra guys: Penny stock Vasomedical has real revenues that are growing
– theglobeandmail.com
When looking into penny stocks, risk is reduced when the venture has revenue, nominal debt and a black bottom line
