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[ad_1] If the summer heat doesn’t get you, inflation will Canadians hoping for interest rate relief will likely have to wait a bit longer. The Consumer...
[ad_1] We’re building more houses—and prices are down! On Monday, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation announced housing starts rose from 241,111 units in April to...
[ad_1] It appears the rising AI tide continues to lift all boats in the U.S. tech sector. Deal-seeking customers power Dollarama It was a quiet week...
[ad_1] “The Big Cut” While The Big Short film is a riveting watch, “The Big Cut” may be even more enthralling. The Bank of Canada (BoC)...
[ad_1] Corporations, it seems, are just really, really good at making larger-than-ever profits. There are many reasons for fatter margins. It could be innovative new products...
[ad_1] How a stock split works A stock split divides existing shares into smaller pieces. So, if you previously had one share of Nvidia worth $1,000,...
[ad_1] Rainey went on to comment on the state of American consumers. While “wallets are still stretched,” it was also the case that “even the low-income...
[ad_1] Buffett not “uncomfortable” with Canada When countries look to attract the attention of big financial funds, they often attempt to brand themselves in a manner...
[ad_1] Oil sands producers await TMX price bump Diluted bitumen started flowing through the expanded Trans Mountain Pipeline on Wednesday (even at a brisk walking pace,...
[ad_1] The high interest rates over the last few years have led to the explosive growth of cash holdings, including certificates of deposit (like guaranteed investment...
[ad_1] Anyone in DJT Land listening? Drill baby, drill—but only in the USA, please With so much going on in the world, it might have slipped...
[ad_1] Lower inflation clears runway for rate cuts Canadians dreading their spring and summer mortgage renewals got some good news this week, as Canada’s annualized inflation...
[ad_1] Business textbooks are always teaching the Japanese business concepts of Kaizen, Kanban, Andon and just-in-time production. But despite this, the actual market valuations of Japanese...
[ad_1] Right now, the U.S. economy is strong. There is no reason to cut interest rates. In my view, this is a win-win situation. If the...
[ad_1] Nvidia doesn’t have much room left for multiple expansion when it comes to an increased share price for the stock. After accounting for its incredible...
[ad_1] TFSA day trading: Do you pay tax? Tax-free savings accounts (TFSAs) are mostly tax-free. When you buy and sell an investment for a profit, that...
[ad_1] Retail earnings highlights All numbers below are in U.S. dollars. • Walmart (WMT/NYSE): Earnings per share of $1.80 (versus $1.65 predicted). Revenue of $173.39 billion (versus...
[ad_1] Shopify struggles Canada’s second-largest company (or third, depending on the day) had a relatively strong earnings day on Tuesday, but the company’s share price took...
[ad_1] Disney is back on track Even with all the iconic brands under its corporate umbrella, Disney has struggled the last few years, as its share...
[ad_1] Facebook thrives—the rest of tech, not so much While all four of the tech titans that announced quarterly earnings this week managed to beat their...