Stocks likely to open lower
Canadian trade surplus narrows sharply
- By: IE Staff
- May 12, 2006 May 12, 2006
- 07:55
Canadian trade surplus narrows sharply
TSX, Dow stage triple-digit retreat
End to rate hikes on the horizon
Instinet Inc. saw the highest U.S and international institutional volumes in its history during the first quarter.The firm increased its average daily U.S. trade volume…
American International Group profit drops 16%
U.S. markets close mixed following rate hike
Pause in campaign of increases may be near
Purchase takes Nasdaq through 24% threshold
Biggest jump in 16 years
Higher mortgage carrying costs and rising house prices will temper demand
Loonie opens above US91¢
Nova Scotia’s new Finance Minister, Michael Baker, has tabled a budget, “loaded with goodies, notably personal and corporate tax cuts and another budget surplus”, according…
Company ratings will not be effected
Highest productivity gains found in Alberta
The Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. is launching a new clean-energy index in partnership with Clean Edge Inc., a research and publishing firm that helps companies,…
GM restates Q1 earnings
Toronto stocks moved up Monday, despite a drop in gold and oil prices, as investors took in news of a significant takeover bid in the…
Inflation, interest rates remain low
Exchange will provide listed companies with access to officer and director compensation data
Distribution deal increases access to content
Veteran money manager K.C. Lee to run unique Asia “go anywhere” fund
Pace of single starts continues to slow
North American markets are likely to open little changed Monday despite a wave of merger activity and a decline in oil prices.In business news, Shell…
GMP Trust, Power Corp. to report earnings