Canadian profits showed strength in Q4
The financial industry saw the sharpest gains
- By: James Langton
- February 23, 2017 February 23, 2017
- 16:50
The financial industry saw the sharpest gains
New York indices mixed
The biggest sums that have been frozen in fiscal 2016-17 include money allotted for Infrastructure Canada, National Defence, Fisheries and Oceans Canada and Indigenous and…
The total number of deals increased in Q4 and in 2016, overall, and the outlook for M&A remains steady
Raising the threshold for the top personal income tax rate to $402,800 from $202,800 would make Canada more attractive for high-income earners, C.D. Howe suggests
Wall Street mixed
The decline followed four consecutive monthly increases
But the total number of donors and the proportion of taxpayers claiming charitable donations declined slightly, the national statistics agency reports
The government will move to eliminate unpopular medical service plan premiums
TSX boosted by US$1.8-billion Restaurant Brands deal
Revenue was $2.5 billion higher than projected
The budget comes a week after Premier Christy Clark said her Liberal government will pay back taxpayers for financial sacrifices of recent years
In 2016, wholesale trade was up 3.1% compared with 2015
CIBC, Royal Bank to report earnings
Canadian, U.S. financial markets closed Monday
Grain farmers will see rising incomes as last year’s bumper harvest moves through the markets, but livestock producers will lose ground
U.S. markets finish mixed
Governments, corporations and institutional investors are increasingly focusing on carbon emissions reduction, new Moody’s report finds
This country has the priciest housing market in the world and, as a result, the risk of a price fall in overvalued markets, such as…
Gold shines; oil price drops
Political uncertainty, regulatory changes, and country-specific event risks are likely to pressure banks globally in 2017
Manufacturing sector ends 2016 on a solid note
The most likely focus for shareholder activists in North America is to push for board representation, new research indicates