Tesla stock seems to be zigging while the market zags. In the bigger picture, shares have settled in a range as investors wait for second-quarter deliveries, updates about a lower-priced electric vehicle, and Tesla’s robotaxi event slated for early August. Tesla stock was up 1.9% in midday trading Friday at $178.15, while the and were both flat.
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Elon Musk is fine with offering Tesla shareholders personal tours to get them to vote on his multibillion dollar pay package, but letting them listen to analysts? Now that he can't tolerate. In response to the proxy advisory firm Glass Lewis recommending shareholders reject Musk's exorbitant compensation plan — which is valued as high as […]
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TORONTO — Royal Bank of Canada says it's rewarding shareholders as its second-quarter profit rose from last year and it successfully closed its HSBC Canada acquisition.
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Real gross domestic product was essentially unchanged in March.
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More than two dozen properties showed up on the city's biggest tax debtors list this month, some of them appearing for multiple years. The mayor says the money and possibly even the land could be used for affordable housing. Matthew Bingley reports.
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CMHC says residential mortgage debt growing at slowest rate in more than two decades
OTTAWA — The federal government ended the 2023-24 fiscal year with a deficit of $50.9 billion.
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MONTREAL — Laurentian Bank of Canada's chief executive says it's launching a new strategic plan meant to make the company "stronger, sustainable, and more profitable." The Montreal-based financial institution announced the move Friday, saying the plan will position the company as an alternative bank for young and middle-class customers who are "underserved or under appreciated" by rivals and more likely to consider switching from rivals. "Commercial banking will remain the bank's growth engine,
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