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5.5 year – 2.60%
– ratesupermarket.ca
This GIC rate is offered by DUCA Financial Services and was updated on 2014-07-12. Click on the link above to get more details or apply online.
TransCanada days Keystone XL surged to $10 billion during six years in limbo
– canadianbusiness.com
CALGARY – TransCanada Corp. says costs for its long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline will likely balloon to as much as US$10 billion, up from US$5.4 billion.
CEO Russ Girling told the Wall Street Journal that the price tag could rise to a “number that gets you into the high single digits to a 10 number” as the project remains in limbo.
Company spokesman Shawn Howard has confirmed those remarks, adding the higher costs will be passed on to refiners and consumers in the end.
TransCanada (TSX:TRP) is marking what it calls an “unfortunate milestone” for Keystone XL — six years precisely since it applied for a U.S. permit to build the pipeline.
Meanwhile, Reuters reported this week that U.S. hedge funds are eyeing a restructuring of TransCanada.
TransCanada, commenting on “significant trading activity” in its shares, says it’s expected to generate significant cash flow, earnings and dividend growth in its current form.
The post TransCanada days Keystone XL surged to $10 billion during six years in limbo appeared first on Canadian Business.
CEO Russ Girling told the Wall Street Journal that the price tag could rise to a “number that gets you into the high single digits to a 10 number” as the project remains in limbo.
Company spokesman Shawn Howard has confirmed those remarks, adding the higher costs will be passed on to refiners and consumers in the end.
TransCanada (TSX:TRP) is marking what it calls an “unfortunate milestone” for Keystone XL — six years precisely since it applied for a U.S. permit to build the pipeline.
Meanwhile, Reuters reported this week that U.S. hedge funds are eyeing a restructuring of TransCanada.
TransCanada, commenting on “significant trading activity” in its shares, says it’s expected to generate significant cash flow, earnings and dividend growth in its current form.
The post TransCanada days Keystone XL surged to $10 billion during six years in limbo appeared first on Canadian Business.
Alibaba's Political Risk
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Sue Ogrocki/APCALGARY – TransCanada Corp. says costs for its long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline will likely balloon to as much as US$10 billion, up from US$5.4 billion.
CEO Russ Girling told the Wall Street Journal that the price tag could rise to a “number that gets you into the high single digits to a 10 number” as the project remains in limbo.
Company spokesman Shawn Howard has confirmed those remarks, adding the higher costs will be passed on to refiners and consumers in the end.
TransCanada (TSX:TRP) is marking what it calls an “unfortunate milestone” for Keystone XL — six years precisely since it applied for a U.S. permit to build the pipeline.
Meanwhile, Reuters reported this week that U.S. hedge funds are eyeing a restructuring of TransCanada.
TransCanada, commenting on “significant trading activity” in its shares, says it’s expected to generate significant cash flow, earnings and dividend growth in its current form.
The post TransCanada says Keystone XL cost could reach $10 billion appeared first on Macleans…
Alibaba Shares Seen Heading for Big Gains Once Trading Starts – Wall Street Journal
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IBNLiveAlibaba Shares Seen Heading for Big Gains Once Trading StartsWall Street JournalInvestors lucky enough to get shares in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. 's initial public offering Thursday are likely looking at big gains once the stock opens for trading Friday. Over 1,700 investment firms world-wide put in orders for Alibaba shares, according to …Alibaba IPO prices at top of range, raising $21.8 billioneuronewsUS stocks open higher on the day e-commerce giant Alibaba debuts on NYSEFox BusinessAlibaba, With Its IPO, Mints Millionaires and Risk-TakersNew York TimesTODAYonlineall 1,747 news articles »
