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Spotify stock is near a three-year high as the streaming music service looks unstoppable in the audio entertainment market.
Spotify stock is near a three-year high as the streaming music service looks unstoppable in the audio entertainment market.
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With so much excitement around artificial intelligence, this year’s stock market story has been all about technology. But not every tech fund has tech in the name.
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Still, it expects the central bank to pick up the pace of rate cutting in 2025, with the benchmark rate reaching 2.75% by the end of next year.
Social Security isn't enough.
Prices for services pushed the annual rate of inflation up to 2.9 per cent in May, according to Statistics Canada.
BlackBerry Ltd.'s chief executive says the company's preparations to divide up its business have so far produced millions in savings and put the business on a path to profitability.
Guggenheim analyst Ronald Jewsikow started coverage of shares of electric-vehicle maker Rivian with a Buy rating and $18 price target.
Amidst a landscape where the Canadian market shows resilience with steady economic growth and rising stock values, consumer sentiment remains tepid, reflecting a complex interplay of economic factors. In such an environment, identifying stocks that are potentially undervalued becomes particularly compelling as they may offer opportunities for investors seeking value in a market where broader indices have been performing robustly.
A new report from CIBC shows how some Canadians are managing to buy their first homes. It turns out they're not paying for all of it themselves. Nathaniel Dove looks at where the money is coming from and how much people are getting.
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Stocks are hugely overvalued and the economy is faltering, paving the way for a stock-market crash and a recession, B. Riley's Paul Dietrich said.
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The success of single-stock ETFs that track Nvidia has yet to spill over to other leveraged ETFs that track mega-cap technology stocks.
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