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The End: Betiana Namambwe Mubili, 1988-2017 + MORE Oct 18th
Betiana Mubili.
Betiana Namambwe Mubili, whom everyone called Betty, was born on April 14, 1988, in Kitwe, Zambia. Her father, Viktor, left for England on a two-year engineering scholarship shortly after. While he was gone, her 17-year-old mother, Betsy, married another man.
Betty could be a feisty,.... More »
National Bank to buy Canadian Western Bank, household wealth jumps to record high and lessons from Swiss Chalet: Must-read business and investing stories - The Globe and Mail Jun 16th
National Bank to buy Canadian Western Bank, household wealth jumps to record high and lessons from Swiss Chalet: Must-read business and investing stories The Globe and MailView Full Coverage on Google News.... More »
Canadians still in the dark about investment fees despite major changes in disclosures + MORE Jan 19th
Despite the introduction of a new report meant to increase fee transparency, surveys show few Canadians feel they grasp the true cost of financial advice
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The markets are rallying against all odds. Why? Jun 7th
Over the last four years, it has become increasingly clear that stock market investors don’t care at all about what’s going on in the world.
Right now, America, the world’s largest economy, is entirely devoid of leadership. You would think that having a president who brushes off a brutal pan.... More »
European shares fall as investors take stock of spreading virus - Reuters + MORE Mar 27th
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Tesla Motors gave a sneak preview Thursday of its $35,000 US electric car that is critical to the Silicon Valley auto maker’s growth plans and soaring stock value.
Why Canada’s big investment banks don’t suffer like global rivals
– theglobeandmail.com
During the crisis, many global investment banks were dinged for having far too much financial leverage
There’s a wealth of information on our new Gen Y money site
– theglobeandmail.com
Are you a millennial worried about student debt? Saving for a down payment? That you’ll never be able to retire? Our new site can help
Crime, Justice and Mercy in Vatican City
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A priest and a ‘sexy bombshell’ stand trial for leaking sensitive financial documents.Canada joins global anti-austerity club: New PM, new stance at foreign meetings
– canadianbusiness.com
WASHINGTON – Canada has become a vocal member of the international anti-austerity clique, as the new Liberal government promotes the purse strings-loosening principles of its new federal budget to foreign audiences.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is signalling this week that he’ll deliver a different fiscal message abroad from his predecessor Stephen Harper, who’d regularly urge budgetary prudence upon his counterparts.
Trudeau placed himself squarely in the anti-austerity camp as he began a meeting with the host of the next Group of Seven summit, Japan’s Shinzo Abe.
“Shinzo, my friend,” the prime minister said as he arrived for the lunch meeting, with both leaders in Washington for a two-day nuclear safety conference.
“Japan and Canada are aligned in focusing on investment as opposed to austerity,” he continued, as they sat down. “I know there will be interesting and useful conversations around the table.”
The Japanese leader has signalled his intention to stimulate lagging domestic demand…
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is signalling this week that he’ll deliver a different fiscal message abroad from his predecessor Stephen Harper, who’d regularly urge budgetary prudence upon his counterparts.
Trudeau placed himself squarely in the anti-austerity camp as he began a meeting with the host of the next Group of Seven summit, Japan’s Shinzo Abe.
“Shinzo, my friend,” the prime minister said as he arrived for the lunch meeting, with both leaders in Washington for a two-day nuclear safety conference.
“Japan and Canada are aligned in focusing on investment as opposed to austerity,” he continued, as they sat down. “I know there will be interesting and useful conversations around the table.”
The Japanese leader has signalled his intention to stimulate lagging domestic demand…
