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Sammu (left) and Mandy Dhaliwall (far right) (Photo by Jennifer Roberts)
In our April 2016 issue of MoneySense, we introduced you to Sammu and Mandy Dhaliwall, a young married couple with three kids from Brampton, Ont. They are trying to juggle RRSPs, TFSAs, paying down their $350,000 mortgage as w.... More »
Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger on picking winning stocks, businesses and more: Yahoo Finance - Yahoo Finance Apr 30th
Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger on picking winning stocks, businesses and more: Yahoo Finance Yahoo FinanceWarren Buffett slams Wall Street, reveals big investments at Berkshire Hathaway meeting The Globe and MailBerkshire's Charlie Munger calls stock market manipulation 'inc.... More »
Canadian dollar falls ahead of open at Toronto Stock Exchange + MORE Jun 1st
TORONTO – The Canadian dollar was down about one-quarter of a U.S. cent ahead of trading on North American stock markets, which appeared headed for a positive open.
The loonie traded at 80.13 cents US, down 0.28 of a U.S. cent from Friday’s close.
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CEO Suzanne West vows to pursue greener path after oil firm splits with backers + MORE Nov 25th
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Finance minister ‘overstepped’ by wading into central bank’s domain: expert + MORE Jul 26th
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TSX set for 7% gain in 2014, Dow up 7.9% – CBC.ca
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CBC.caTSX set for 7% gain in 2014, Dow up 7.9%CBC.caThe Toronto stock market is set to wrap up the year with a seven per cent gain, lagging the Dow Jones industrial index, which is up 7.9 per cent in 2014. These gains follow on a stellar 2013, when the TSX rose nine per cent and the Dow was up 26 per cent.CANADA STOCKS-TSX ends 2014 with 7.4 pct gain despite oil's fallReutersCanada Stocks Fall to Pare Third Straight Annual AdvanceBloombergTSX closes little changed, ends 2014 with 7% advanceCP24 Toronto’s Breaking NewsThe Globe and Mailall 271 news articles »
The Toronto stock market wrapped up the year with a 7.4 per cent gain, almost equivalent to the Dow Jones industrial index, which is up 7.5 per cent in 2014.
NHL board of governors approves IceArizona’s sale of 51 per cent of Coyotes to Andrew Barroway
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NEW YORK, N.Y. – The NHL board of governors has approved IceArizona’s sale of 51 per cent of the Arizona Coyotes to Philadelphia hedge fund manager Andrew Barroway.
The NHL announced the decision Wednesday.
In October, IceArizona agreed to sell the majority stake to Barroway for $155 million. Barroway will replace George Gosbee as the team’s chairman and governor.
IceArizona bought the money-losing franchise last year from the NHL, which had been running it since Jerry Moyes took the team into bankruptcy in 2009.
Barroway is the managing partner of Merion Investment Management LP, an event-driven hedge fund that manages more than $1 billion. He previously tried to buy the New Jersey Devils and New York Islanders.
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The NHL announced the decision Wednesday.
In October, IceArizona agreed to sell the majority stake to Barroway for $155 million. Barroway will replace George Gosbee as the team’s chairman and governor.
IceArizona bought the money-losing franchise last year from the NHL, which had been running it since Jerry Moyes took the team into bankruptcy in 2009.
Barroway is the managing partner of Merion Investment Management LP, an event-driven hedge fund that manages more than $1 billion. He previously tried to buy the New Jersey Devils and New York Islanders.
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