Getting there C with new chief executives and groups of new directors for that firms that constitute Canada’s $100 billion real estate investment trust industry C within the next few years offers to be rather the ride. All companies is going to be affected – in large part because most of them are still run by their founders (who’re now ...
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Yellen stresses Fed foresees gradual pace of rate hikes and will ‘proceed cautiously’
NEW YORK – Fed Chair Janet Yellen said Tuesday the Fed still envisions a gentle pace of interest rate increases considering global pressures that could weigh on the U.S. economy. Yellen did not specify a timetable for further hikes to follow along with the Fed’s rate rise in December from record lows. She said the risks towards the Usa remain ...
Read More »Larry Rossy hands off CEO’s job at Dollarama to his son Neil as retailer hikes dividend on higher earnings
MONTREAL – Continuing a household legacy that stretches back more than a century, Dollarama has named the son of their CEO to accept reins at Canada’s largest chain of discount stores. Neil Rossy, Dollarama Inc.’s 46-year-old chief merchandising officer, will succeed his father, Larry Rossy, 73, at any given time when the Montreal-based clients are flying high, posting greater than expected earnings Wednesday, and ...
Read More »Barrick Gold Corp cuts executive chairman John Thornton’s pay by 76% after investor criticism
Barrick Gold Corp.awarded Executive Chairman John Thornton US$3.08 million as a whole compensation, 76 percent under this past year, after he threw in the towel his bonus within the wake of investor criticism of pay packages at the world’s largest gold producer. Thornton, 62, received a salary of US$2.5 million, US$204,090 in other compensation along with a pension value of US$375,000, the ...
Read More »TransCanada Corp raises $4.42 billion in largest share sale in Canadian history: sources
TransCanada Corp. raised $4.42 billion (US$3.37 billion) in the largest share sale in Canadian history, based on people acquainted with the sale, sending energy financings in the country towards the best begin in a minimum of two decades as oil prices rebounded. TransCanada’s equity sale to help fund its purchase of Columbia Pipeline Group Inc. eclipsed Barrick Gold Corp.’s $4.33 ...
Read More »Discount airline service carrier NewLeaf Travel gets green light to resume flight sales
Discount carrier NewLeaf Travel says it’ll resume selling low-cost flights within the next couple weeks since it’s received the go-ahead from Ottawa to continue operations. Chief executive Jim Young says the organization expects its first flight to take off as soon as late spring or early summer. In the meantime, it will focus on reintroducing itself to consumers. Late Tuesday, ...
Read More »Where to find value in the energy sector
Canadian energy stocks look more appealing than their U.S. peers on a valuation basis, but Macquarie Scientific studies are finding better opportunities in natural gas-weighted names. Analyst Brian Bagnell noted the median estimated EV/DACF valuation according to oil and gas futures strip prices has climbed to 13.6x within the U.S., while Canadian names are trading at 12.1x. A look into ...
Read More »Why Canadian LNG projects are inching forward despite low prices, sagging interest
Canada’s nascent LNG export industry continues to inch forward, despite low commodity prices and speculation of sagging curiosity about the country’s gas resources. How Big Oil is keeping the faith in Canada’s East Coast: ‘One from the last great undeveloped frontiers’ While exploration activity tapers off in Western Canada, major oil producers continue to keep the faith within the New ...
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