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Someone ate the US$150,000 banana taped to a wall at Art Basel. Now it's gone again
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5:11From Lego to Barbie, how classic toy brands stay relevant each holiday season
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“Canadian Tire is exhibiting classic signs of strain,” Ben Axler, founder and chief investment officer of Spruce Point Capital, told BNN Bloomberg’s Greg Bonnell in a Friday interview.
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Dec 6
Blame the financial crisis for more expensive Christmas trees
Consumers in the market for a Christmas tree can expect to pay more this year, as a shortage of Christmas trees has led to higher prices, thanks in part to the lingering effects of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Dec 6
Amazon leases midtown space after halting HQ2 plan for NYC
Less than a year after Amazon.com Inc. walked away from a planned headquarters in New York, the e-commerce giant has announced a significant expansion in midtown Manhattan.
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Dec 6
2:27Roots says earnings down as retailer performed below expectations
The clothing brand says it had a net income of $1.97 million, or five cents per share in the quarter ending Nov. 2, down from $2.8 million or seven cents per share for the same quarter last year.
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Dec 6
“I’m only doing this job now not even because I have to anymore, but because I love it so much. I wouldn’t trade it for the world,” Ayesha Khan said.
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Dec 6
For Canadian bankers, 2019 shaped up to be the worst year for bonuses in close to a decade.
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Dec 6
1:17Boris Johnson is heading for a majority, Labour and Tory officials say
Boris Johnson is heading for a clear victory in next week’s U.K. general election, according to senior officials in both his ruling Conservative Party and the main opposition Labour Party.
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Dec 6
46:10Brooke Thackray's Top Picks: Dec. 6, 2019
Top picks from Brooke Thackray, research analyst at Horizons ETF Management Canada.
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Dec 3
Bank of Montreal’s drive to improve efficiency has come with a cost: $357 million, along with the most dramatic job cuts by a Canadian bank in more than 15 years.
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Dec 6
Twitter, McKinsey ripped by Saudi dissident suing over spy hacks
A Saudi dissident who says Twitter Inc. and McKinsey & Co. are to blame for his being on the radar of Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman complained to a judge that the companies are trying to stall the lawsuit he filed in October.
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Dec 4
The latest government figures show the average retirement allowance paid to retired plan members was $66,960. Granted, just six years of service would net a member a far more modest annual payout – think in the neighbourhood of $30,000.
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Dec 5
“So, 2020 … financially, it should be better than 2019, but really setting us up for growth and profitability once all these investments are behind us, which should be at the end of the year.”
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Dec 6
Elon Musk beats defamation lawsuit over insulting tweet
Elon Musk beat back a defamation claim from a British cave expert who sued the billionaire CEO over a tweet in which Musk labeled Vernon Unsworth a “pedo guy.”
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Dec 6
Boeing hit with US$3.9M fine for alleged safety violations
The U.S. government hit Boeing Co. with a proposed $3.9 million fine on Friday, saying the planemaker installed improper parts on 133 aircraft and didn’t properly oversee its suppliers.
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Dec 4
“So much for this ‘booming debt market. That’s not the case.”
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Opinion
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Nov 28
"We are imagining Indigo as a balance to Amazon, not a competitor to Amazon,” Heather Reisman, CEO of Indigo Books & Music Inc., told BNN Bloomberg’s Amanda Lang Thursday.
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Dec 6
1:17The Week Ahead: HBC earnings, Fed rate decision, U.K. election
BNN Bloomberg sets up the week ahead with what investors need to know.
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Dec 6
Montreal home sales rise 13% in November; prices march higher
The Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers says Montreal area home sales rose 13 per cent in November compared with a year earlier.
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1:16I’ve been to Disney 23 times: 5 questions with Home Capital Group CEO Yousry Bissada
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1:28‘It’s important to get fired in your career’: 5 questions with Aphria Chairman Irwin Simon
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1:42GMP Capital Interim CEO Kish Kapoor says this is the best Canadian hockey team
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1:38My favourite musician is Pink: 5 questions with Infrastructure Bank CEO Pierre Lavallee
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1:26‘As a kid I wanted to be a truck driver’: 5 questions with mining tycoon Ross Beaty
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1:39Happiest in a canoe on the water: 5 questions with Wealthsimple CEO Michael Katchen
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0:57I'm an ice cream connoisseur: 5 questions with OMX CEO Nicole Verkindt
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1:24My childhood nickname was Crocs: 5 questions with Bruce Croxon
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1:04How much popcorn does Cineplex’s CEO really eat? 5 questions with Ellis Jacob
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Dec 3
It’s that time of year when many buy chocolate countdown calendars in anticipation of Christmas holiday. And while daily sugar fixes are nothing to complain about, it might be time to step up your countdown game.
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Dec 5
7:28Trudeau delivers unifying message to open Parliament
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau struck a conciliatory note with opposition parties and provincial leaders in the opening address of his new administration, after a divisive election in which he lost his majority.
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Dec 6
7:19Loonie dives as 'terrible' Canadian jobs data worries traders
The status of Canada’s dollar as one of this year’s top performing major currencies hangs in the balance after the nation registered the biggest drop in employment in a decade.
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Dec 6
Forever 21 gets pushback from lenders on ownership, weak sales
Forever 21 Inc.’s effort to finance its exit from bankruptcy is hitting resistance from some prospective investors over lagging sales at its remaining stores and who will control the fashion chain.
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Dec 6
Pot stocks' 2019 skid showing few signs of easing
When it comes to investing in cannabis stocks, the marijuana bud's faded bloom has shown few signs of returning this year.
