Are the best times in the rear-view mirror for Canadian banks?: Brooke Thackray
After a period of significant outperformance, Canadian banks are showing signs of weakness, raising questions about whether there is more room for bank stocks to climb.
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5 luxury stocks built to stand the test of time: Jon Erlichman
This week on Ticker Take, we spoke with Markus Hansen, a portfolio manager at the global money manager Vontobel. He invests in the world’s most exclusive brands for a living.
Sports, entertainment prediction markets shouldn't fall to securities law: CSA
The Canadian Securities Administrators says prediction market contracts based on events should not be regulated within securities legislation.
Market Outlook: Canada-U.S. trade talks show signs of progress
Canada faces greater economic risks from its U.S. trade dispute, but softer rhetoric from negotiators offers hope for renewed talks.
You've fled a fire or flood — and then the financial hit comes
For those forced from their homes there are few things more daunting than navigating unexpected costs, insurance claims or bills that still need to be paid.
September’s seasonality and what the numbers really say: Stan Wong
September has historically been a challenging month for investors, earning a reputation as one of the market’s weakest periods
Investor Outlook: Żabka deal could transform Couche-Tard’s business
Couche-Tard has launched its Żabka tender offer as it targets technology, foodservice growth and a larger European presence.
Opinion: The trade war raises the stakes for Canada’s AI sovereignty and data centre debate
As confidence in the United States as a reliable economic partner continues to erode, we should expect calls for Canada to strengthen its AI and data sovereignty to grow louder, writes contributor Morgan McLellan, co-founder and managing partner of Sovereign, a strategic, financial and crisis communications advisory firm.
Hot Picks: Three software stocks poised to benefit from AI
Constellation Software, SS&C Technologies and Thomson Reuters could benefit from specialized data, embedded systems and AI adoption.
Christopher Liew: The 5 costly car financing traps keeping Canadians in debt
Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew exposes the five most common and expensive car financing traps Canadian buyers fall into, like long-term loans and rolled-over debt.
The Week Ahead: Earnings from the Big 6 Banks
Here's what investors will be watching for in the week ahead.
U.S. stocks rise, even as the bond market applies more pressure
U.S. stocks rose Friday. The S&P 500 rose 0.4 per cent for just its second gain in the six days since setting its all-time high last week.
Market Outlook: Canadian bank stocks reward patient long-term investors
Norman Levine discusses the long-term potential of Canadian banks, Ralph Lauren and air-conditioning manufacturer Daikin Industries.
El Niño threat to Vietnam coffee crop should not be underestimated, official says
Vietnam’s 2026/27 robusta coffee crop could see a slight increase in output, though the threat posed by this year’s El Niño should not be underestimated, Thai Nhu Hiep, vice chairman of the Vietnam Coffee-Cocoa Association, told Reuters.
8 stocks picked by an investor hunting for the next Nvidia: Jon Erlichman
In this episode of Ticker Take, Erlichman talks to Bruce Campbell, portfolio manager at StoneCastle Investment Management, about spotting future winning stocks long before the crowd move in.
The U.S. and others turn to Brazil for rare earths, raising environmental concerns
Nearly half of the 2,727 overall rare earth exploration applications in Brazil were made by subsidiaries of foreign mining companies.