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Stock market news for Canadian investors: Cineplex, McDonald’s report earnings Feb 12th
Companies that reported earnings this week
Cineplex
McDonald’s
L.A. wildfires, U.S. tariff threats don’t have Cineplex execs worried
Source: Google
Cineplex (TSE: CGX)
Q4 earnings: $3.3 million or five cents per share, compared with a loss of $9.0 million or 14 cents pe.... More »
Prince Harry, Meghan thrown cruel insult as King takes strict action - The News International Nov 3rd
Prince Harry, Meghan thrown cruel insult as King takes strict action The News InternationalKing ‘cuts financial ties to disgraced Prince Andrew after refusal to move out of home’ The IndependentPrincess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice dealt inheritance blow over Royal Lodge '.... More »
Making sense of the markets this week: April 28, 2024 + MORE Apr 26th
Kyle Prevost, creator of 4 Steps to a Worry-Free Retirement, Canada’s DIY retirement planning course, shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
Google starts paying out
Several big tech names made waves this week, but for very different reasons.
Tech earnings .... More »
AMC Entertainment, BlackBerry Lead Stock Markets Higher - Motley Fool + MORE Jun 2nd
AMC Entertainment, BlackBerry Lead Stock Markets Higher Motley FoolAMC CEO has gone 'all in' on investors from Reddit: 'Margins' editor Ranjan Roy CNBC TelevisionHedge Fund Flips ‘Overvalued’ AMC, and Shares Keep Surging Yahoo Canada FinanceAMC: a feature, not a .... More »
$200 off 14-inch MacBook Pro is an early 4th July sale treat - Creative Bloq Jul 2nd
$200 off 14-inch MacBook Pro is an early 4th July sale treat Creative BloqApple's M1 MacBook Pro Is $300 Off in This Early Fourth of July Sale CNETApple's loaded 16-inch MacBook Pro with M1 Max, 64GB RAM is $300 off, back in stock AppleInsiderAmazon clears out Apple.... More »
How to pandemic-proof your paycheque
– moneysense.ca
Back in January 2020, we didn’t think about something like pandemic financial habits, but recruiter Cynthia Coulis is now saving 20 per cent of her paycheque just in case. “I work on a contract basis and so I never know how long I will be working. If the pandemic lasts a long time, I will be in good shape to continue living my lifestyle without too many changes.”
Why you need to think about your pandemic financial habits
Whether you’re a contractor or employed full-time or part-time, the effects of COVID-19 hit many people hard financially. As Canada moves to reopen the economy, people are still concerned about the long-term effect on their finances.
Millions of Canadians lost their jobs. Statistics Canada’s monthly job survey found that from February to April, 5.5 million workers were affected. This included a rise in unemployment of 3 million and a COVID-related increase in absences from work of 2.5 million. In June, employment rose by nearly one million, building on the 290,000 jobs added in May…
Why you need to think about your pandemic financial habits
Whether you’re a contractor or employed full-time or part-time, the effects of COVID-19 hit many people hard financially. As Canada moves to reopen the economy, people are still concerned about the long-term effect on their finances.
Millions of Canadians lost their jobs. Statistics Canada’s monthly job survey found that from February to April, 5.5 million workers were affected. This included a rise in unemployment of 3 million and a COVID-related increase in absences from work of 2.5 million. In June, employment rose by nearly one million, building on the 290,000 jobs added in May…
