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Canadians are falling deeper into debt: Statistics Canada - BNN Bloomberg Sep 12th
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The Triple Threat of a Triple Bottom Line Dec 19th
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Cryptocurrency exchange Cryptomus fined record $177M by Fintrac + MORE Oct 23rd
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Distance doesn’t blur oil sands focus for Canadian Natural’s Murray Edwards
– theglobeandmail.com
Chairman’s purchase of Shell’s oil sands assets had perfect timing and cements the company as one of the three firms dominating the mining and processing ends of the bitumen business
Warming up: Signs of life in IPO market
– theglobeandmail.com
After 2016’s tepid roster of initial public offerings, this year is shaping up to be the ‘best pipeline we have seen in a long time’
Supreme Court won’t hear appeal by U.S. President Donald Trump and developers
– canadianbusiness.com
Canada’s top court on Thursday upheld a lower court ruling in favour of investors who had launched a lawsuit alleging they were misled by U.S. President Donald Trump and a real estate development firm.
The Supreme Court of Canada said it will not hear a leave to appeal by the defendants in the legal saga _ which include the U.S. president, developer Talon International and its former executives. No reasons were given by the court for the dismissal.
The plaintiffs—warehouse worker Sarbjit Singh and homemaker Se Na Lee—both sued the brash billionaire and Talon, alleging that they were sold units in the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Toronto under false pretences. The hotel is not owned by Trump but licenses his name and is operated by one of his companies.
The investors said they were led to believe the residential units, which were to be rented out as part of the hotel, would generate returns ranging from 7.74 per cent to 20.9 per cent. Singh and Lee said they instead lost a combined $1…
The Supreme Court of Canada said it will not hear a leave to appeal by the defendants in the legal saga _ which include the U.S. president, developer Talon International and its former executives. No reasons were given by the court for the dismissal.
The plaintiffs—warehouse worker Sarbjit Singh and homemaker Se Na Lee—both sued the brash billionaire and Talon, alleging that they were sold units in the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Toronto under false pretences. The hotel is not owned by Trump but licenses his name and is operated by one of his companies.
The investors said they were led to believe the residential units, which were to be rented out as part of the hotel, would generate returns ranging from 7.74 per cent to 20.9 per cent. Singh and Lee said they instead lost a combined $1…
There are two ways to look at the Shell deal to sell most of its oilsands assets. From the selling side, the oilsands has lost a major international player. From the buying side, Canadian Natural Resources chair, billionaire Murray Edwards, clearly thinks that there’s life in the oilsands.
The close: TSX slips as oil falls below $50
– theglobeandmail.com
Wall Streets ends flat as energy losses were pared by gains in financial stocks
