Новости за 19.07.2016

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A few hundred people celebrated landmark birthday for historic hotel

Area residents blame air strikes on U.S.-led coalition

The 2016 Composite Compensation & Performance reportincludes compensation data for the CEO, CFO and COO positions (where available) at Canadian companies listed on the S&P/TSX Composite Index along with relative performance rankings for ...

Rise in net debt will be driven by Liberals’ infrastructure and public transit investments, FAO says

Bouchard, ranked 41st in the world, is entered in the event, but no one is sure if Canada’s top women’s singles player will go

Angela Eagle says she will give her support to rival Owen Smith

For non-white academics like me, there are extra, colour-coded costs to travelling for conferences

‘Airbags are proven and effective safety devices … the risk of injury is much greater without an airbag than with’

BlackRock has released its mid-year global investment outlook and it's warning that Canadian equity investors should prepare for lower returns. Following a stretch of outperformance, Richard Turnill, Global Chief Investment Strategist at BlackRock, expects mid-single digit gains for the TSX Composite Index. BlackRock is cautious on the overall equity market, concluding that prices have gotten ahead of economic fundamentals and that corporate profits "look challenged.

Investing in dividend stocks doesn't have to mean avoiding growth stocks, but where can you find a dividend and value in the same place? Chris Raper, senior vice president and senior portfolio manager, Chris Raper & Associates of Raymond Mames gives his top 3 picks for value investors looking for a steady dividend payer.

Netflix shares are tumbling following quarterly results that detail a big miss on subscriber growth. Barton Crockett, Senior Research Analyst, FBR Capital Markets, says the results demonstrate "surprisingly thin customer loyalty" in the face of a hike in fees, and that saturation in the market is becoming an issue. Crockett has maintained his market perform rating on Netflix, but has cut his target price from US$104 per share to US$90 per share.

Retailing was always a tough business, but it's even more so these days. Consumers are spending less time at the mall and more time online, which makes the story of Canadian men's retailer Frank + Oak intriguing. The company which targets millennial males started online and, after opening 14 stores across North America it's now offering everything from coffee to a shave. We caught up with co-founder Ethan Song to tell us about the company's back story.

Shortened domain name hints at new direction

The Texans brought their cowboy hats, Ohio has the Reagan slippers and California is sporting the red, white and blue heels.  Just a few of the fashion statements being made at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.

Canada, looking to retain its World Group status for 2017, is ranked 12th in the world, while Chile is 23rd

Take a visit to Delhaven Orchards

With retail rents on the rise and trendy tenants like Shinola moving in, the gentrifying Toronto neighbourhood is challenged to maintain its authenticity and affordability for small businesses

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry holds talks with Theresa May during his first visit to London since she became Britain's prime minister, but not before hitting his head on the famous 10 Downing Street front door

Matt Bubbers drives and reviews the four-seat Ferrari hatchback that is replacing the old FF

Five-year, multimillion-dollar deal to run emergency notifications for the U.S. Senate among deals unveiled by smartphone maker

His focus is North American dividend stocks and portfolio construction

Kash Pashootan, Senior Vice President and Portfolio Manager at First Avenue Advisory, Raymond James shares his top picks: DineEquity, Cisco Systems, Telus.

Wall Street drops with tech stocks; Netflix weighs

International Olympic Committee says it will ‘explore legal options’