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Teetering property developer Evergrande sparks contagion fears for China's economy - CBC.ca Sep 18th
Teetering property developer Evergrande sparks contagion fears for China's economy CBC.caChina pumps $14bn in cash into market amid Evergrande crisis Aljazeera.comGravitas: Is a global financial crisis brewing in China? WIONMarketmind: Evergrande worries? Not really&.... More »
What to do if you have too much in one stock Nov 30th
Nick is retiring with one-third of his investments in his employer's stock. What's the best way to diversify without taking a huge tax hit? [MoneySense].... More »
Sobeys/FreshCo parent company, Empire reports earnings + MORE Sep 13th
Empire Co. Ltd. is planning for sunnier economic times on the horizon, as the parent company of Sobeys says it’s continuing to see the sales gap between its discount and full-service stores narrow.
The company’s growing FreshCo discount banner has been a “home run” for Empire, said pres.... More »
Why the Choice-CREIT deal is likely to be a long-term winner for investors + MORE Mar 14th
Here’s why I’ll happily exchange the Canadian Real Estate Investment Trust units in my model portfolio for units of a bigger and better Choice Properties REIT
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Weekend Reading – Pembina dividend increase, more dividends, the downside of FIRE and more #moneystuff + MORE May 5th
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Weekend Reading – Pembina dividend increase, more dividends, the downside of FIRE and more #moneystuff Welcome to my latest Weekend Reading edition – where I share some of my favourite articles from the week that was across the personal finance and inve.... More »
Roots reportedly hiring banks to prepare IPO
– theglobeandmail.com
The iconic retailer is working with TD, Credit Suisse and BMO on the share sale, according to Bloomberg sources
President Donald Trump used to want out of Afghanistan. Now he’s staying, and making a long-term investment in a business where the U.S. is the undisputed leader.
CIBC is reporting nearly $1.1 billion of net income for its fiscal third quarter, and an increase to its quarterly dividend.
