BUSINESS BEAT – Higher prices may be on the horizon at Walmart
Why you’ll soon be seeing higher prices at Walmart, why gas prices should drop in the coming days, a well known shoe store chain has a new owner, and a milestone deal [Continue]
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BUSINESS BEAT – Which vehicles are selling the most in Canada
We’ve got the latest indicator that builders are feeling nervous, what vehicles are selling the most in Canada, and job cuts at Microsoft.. .in your May 14 edition of [Continue]
BUSINESS BEAT – Tariff truce pushes stock markets to start the week strong
Why the stock markets are on fire to start the week, a huge merger involving two well known #Vancouver based mining companies, and a U.S. olive branch for Canadians who [Continue]
BUSINESS BEAT – Rough start for year for Canadian Tire, Tim Hortons
Why Donald Trump is no doubt furious with his country’s central bank, a rough start to the year for Canadian Tire and Tim Hortons, and lousy news for a telecom [Continue]
BUSINESS BEAT – More hope that some Bay stores will survive
In your May 7 edition of Canada’s Business Beat: The latest bankruptcy will surprise you, yet more hope that The Bay will survive, surging gold prices pay off for a [Continue]
BUSINESS – New evidence that we simply don’t want to visit the U.S.
We have the newest evidence that a growing number of Canadians have no interest in visiting the U.S., why The Bay changed its mind on paying commissions, and new ownership [Continue]
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