Jul 26
The Walton family fortune fell US$11.4 billion on Tuesday after Walmart slashed its earnings outlook for the second time this year.
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Jul 7
8:59'Fine balance': Rania Llewellyn on fitting her long-term inclusion goals into Laurentian's revamp
Rania Llewellyn joined Laurentian Bank with a mission to turn around an institution that was struggling to grow, but to also make major workplace culture changes. All while keeping Bay Street happy with the bank's financial performance.
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Jul 7
8:59'Fine balance': Rania Llewellyn on fitting her long-term inclusion goals into Laurentian's revamp
Rania Llewellyn joined Laurentian Bank with a mission to turn around an institution that was struggling to grow, but to also make major workplace culture changes. All while keeping Bay Street happy with the bank's financial performance.
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Jun 22
Shareholders of BlackBerry rebuked the board and major shareholder Prem Watsa, rejecting the company’s executive compensation plan and voting in large numbers against Watsa’s re-election as a director.
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Apr 8
First female bank CEO in Canada leads with younger self in mind
Laurentian Bank CEO Rania Llewellyn is staking the company's comeback on a departure from the orthodoxies of larger rivals
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Mar 23
5:39Wall Street’s average bonus jumped 20% to US$257,500 last year
The average Wall Street bonus increased 20% last year as a flurry of initial public offerings and higher underwriting fees boosted profitability across the industry.
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Mar 7
Pay for the leaders of Canada’s five largest banks rose an average of 28 per cent as the lenders’ earnings increased and shares gained.
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Feb 16
1:19Apple shareholders urged to oppose Cook’s US$99M pay package
Apple investors should vote against the US$99M pay package awarded last year to Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook, a shareholder adviser firm recommends.
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Jan 4
6:25Top Canadian CEOs paid at second-highest level during pandemic
Canada's 100 highest-paid CEOs had their second-best year ever in 2020, even as the COVID-19 pandemic left this country in the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
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Nov 26
When the December holidays near, Lee Piccoli will thank his staff for a year of hard work over an informal toast at his homebuilding company's Toronto office.
