 Toronto Star | TSX slides amid lower commodities, Facebook stalls after surging in market debut CanadianBusiness.com By Malcolm Morrison, The Canadian Press | May 18, 2012 A man walks past a building in Toronto that used to house the Toronto Stock Exchange on Thursday, August 18 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Aaron Vincent Elkaim TORONTO - The Toronto stock market gave up ... Sliding commodities drag TSX down, Facebook stumbles in IPO debut TSX slides amid lower commodities, Facebook stalls after surging in market ... TSX heads higher amid cautious buying |
 National Post | Eurozone worries to pressure stocks, loonie CP24, Canada The buildings of Canada's major banks are reflected in the front window of the Toronto Stock Exchange in Toronto on Monday, May 16, 2011. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn) TORONTO — Traders can look forward to what will likely be another week of high ... CANADA STOCKS-TSX climbs as resource shares rally TSX slides amid lower commodities, Facebook stalls after surging in market debut Eurozone worries to pressure stocks, loonie; traders look to bank earnings |
BAY STREET-Resilient Canadian banks may go unrewarded Reuters The fruits of recent purchases combined with surprisingly strong mortgage and business loan growth should underpin stronger second-quarter profits for the big banks, offsetting the impact of slumping markets-related profits. Even so, with investors' ... |
CPP wins by easing out of stock market Ottawa Citizen 31. That makes the Canada Pension Plan the biggest pension fund in Canada, based on latest reported results. The CPPIB had a 6.6-per-cent rate of return in fiscal 2012, despite declines on the Toronto Stock Exchange and other public markets. |
 Globe and Mail | Canada Pension Plan Fund reaches record high valuation TheChronicleHerald.ca TORONTO — The Canada Pension Plan Fund hit a record high value of $161.6 billion last year, adding more than $13 billion to its assets as its investment manager diverted money from battered stock markets to ramp up its stake in private equity. Canada Pension Plan Fund assets grow to record $161.6B, diverts cash from stocks CPPIB Surpasses Caisse, Claiming Record High Valuation |
Graham Hughes/THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Star Facebook IPO: In pictures Pictures from the lead-up to Facebook's initial public offering on the Nasdaq stock exchange Friday.... PHOTOS: A sneak peek at the... Items from the landmark Four Seasons Hotel go up for auction in late May, including crystal ... |
ASX calls for more grain transparency Land BULK grain handling companies (BGHCs) are denying the Australian grain market transparent stock information that could assist growers with making better selling decisions. Australian Stock Exchange business development manager for agricultural ... |
Celestica drops to five-month low on strong volume Military & Aerospace Electronics T), Canada's largest electronics company by market capitalisation, traded at its 97-day low of CAD7.46. The stock price dipped 4.0c (or 0.5%) to close at CAD7.53. Compared with the S&P/TSX Equity 60 index, which fell 3.9 points (or 0.6%) on the day, ... |
Invesco Canada announces cash distributions for TSX-listed PowerShares ETFs Sacramento Bee By Invesco Canada Ltd. TORONTO, May 18, 2012 -- /CNW/ - Invesco Canada today announced the May 2012 distributions for the PowerShares exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed on Toronto Stock Exchange. Unitholders of record on May 30, 2012 will receive cash ... BMO Financial Group Announces Monthly Cash Distributions for BMO Exchange ... |
 CTV.ca | Sears Canada shares drop 13 per cent as US holding company plans to cut stake ... Winnipeg Free Press The US company's decision, announced by Sears Canada, appeared to come as a surprise to investors. Sears Canada (TSX:SCC) stock fell nearly 13 per cent or $1.70 to close at $11.45 on the Toronto Stock Exchange. At one time, Sears Holdings was beefing ... Sears Holdings returns to a profit in 1st quarter Sears Holdings Corporation Announces Plan To Pursue A Partial Spin-Off Of Its ... |
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