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U.S., Israel launch ‘massive and ongoing’ attack on Iran - The Globe and Mail Feb 28th
U.S., Israel launch ‘massive and ongoing’ attack on Iran The Globe and MailMultiple Gulf Arab states that host US assets targeted in Iran retaliation Al JazeeraExplosions Heard In Abu Dhabi, Qatar Intercepts Iranian Missile NDTVIran targets US bases amid joint US.... More »
Can you use the FHSA and HBP together? + MORE Aug 15th
If you’ve been saving up to buy your first home, you’ve probably looked into the most effective ways to invest your money and come up with a solid down payment. You may also have explored programs for first-time home buyers—after all, every little bit helps, especially in a challenging housing.... More »
What Neflix’s Drop in Subscribers Means for Streaming + MORE May 13th
There was once a time when Netflix dominated the category of streaming so strongly that it became synonymous with the activity itself. But the monopoly that Netflix once held is fading. Platforms like Apple TV, HBO Max, Disney +, Crave and Amazon Prime are competing for viewers. Netflix reported a l.... More »
Reducing risk in an RESP: How to invest as your kid approaches college or university + MORE Feb 12th
If you’ve opened a registered education savings plan (RESP) for your child or grandchild, congratulations. You’ve taken the first step towards financing their future college, university or trade school education. And now your family can start benefiting from generous government grants worth thou.... More »
Making sense of the markets this week: November 28 + MORE Nov 26th
Each week, Cut the Crap Investing founder Dale Roberts shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
The greenification commodities supercycle
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Toronto StarOn gun control, Donald Trump has lost his marbles: DiMannoToronto StarSince the Sandy Hook massacre five years ago, there have been some 1,500 mass shootings in America. At least 59 people were killed in the attack on the festival grounds in Las Vegas, where investigators were continuing to work Tuesday. (Marcio Jose …Gun stocks rise anew, and more people own them than know itNational PostGlobe editorial: Donald Trump, hypocrisy and US gun lawsThe Globe and MailLas Vegas Shooting: Gunman's Rifle Had 'Bump Stock' to Make It Rapid-Fire WeaponNew York TimesBBC News -Globalnews.ca -Washington Post -CNNall 2,435 news articles »
BlackBerry’s move to the New York Stock Exchange will strengthen brand: CEO
– canadianbusiness.com
WATERLOO, Ont. _ BlackBerry Ltd. (NASDAQ:BBRY)(TSX:BB) says it expects to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Oct. 16 under the ticker symbol “BB.”
CEO John Chen says the partnership with the NYSE will further raise the profile of the Ontario-based security software company and strengthen its BlackBerry Secure brand.
BlackBerry will continue to trade on the NASDAQ Global Select Market until the transfer of its common stock is completed.
The company’s listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange will not change.
BlackBerry reported US$19 million in net income for its fiscal second quarter last week, a big swing from the loss reported during the comparable period last year.
Its key software and services revenue for the fiscal second quarter ended Aug. 31 hit a high of $185 million, comprising roughly three-quarters of the total for the period.
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CEO John Chen says the partnership with the NYSE will further raise the profile of the Ontario-based security software company and strengthen its BlackBerry Secure brand.
BlackBerry will continue to trade on the NASDAQ Global Select Market until the transfer of its common stock is completed.
The company’s listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange will not change.
BlackBerry reported US$19 million in net income for its fiscal second quarter last week, a big swing from the loss reported during the comparable period last year.
Its key software and services revenue for the fiscal second quarter ended Aug. 31 hit a high of $185 million, comprising roughly three-quarters of the total for the period.
The post BlackBerry’s move to the New York Stock Exchange will strengthen brand: CEO appeared first on Canadian Business – Your Source For Business News.
The close: TSX rises as more records smashed on Wall Street
– theglobeandmail.com
MSCI’s gauge of world stock performance also hits a fresh all-time high
Petronas unit puts Alberta assets on the block
– theglobeandmail.com
The state-run company’s Canadian unit, Progress Energy Canada Ltd., has put oil and natural gas assets in Alberta’s Deep Basin exploration region up for sale
Caisse de dépôt dragged into Boeing’s spat with Bombardier
– theglobeandmail.com
Buried in the U.S. Department of Commerce’s memo outlining the reasons for slapping a 220-per-cent duty on C Series planes is a brief discussion of Caisse’s $1.5-billion investment in Bombardier’s train business
