2015年7月23日 星期四

2015-07-24 Canada English Business


Toronto Sun
   
Subsidized phones cost Rogers in Q2   
Toronto Sun
TORONTO -- Higher costs from retaining its wireless customers left another mark on the profits of Rogers Communications Inc. during the second quarter, though the company fared better than analysts expected. The telecommunications provider said ...

New wireless contract rules have smaller-than-expected effect   Toronto Star
Rogers Communications Inc shares rise as carrier lures customers to new ...   Financial Post
Rogers Communications halts wireless exits; net profit drops   Reuters
The Globe and Mail (subscription)   
Waterloo Record   
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660 News
   
Loblaw plans to close 52 unprofitable stores in next 12 months   
660 News
Loblaw Companies Ltd. said it plans to close 52 unprofitable stores across a range of its banners and formats in a move that will cut sales but boost its operating profit. The company said the closures will take place over the next 12 months and reduce ...
Loblaws to Close 52 Stores Over the Next 12 Months   Youth Independent News
CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-Canadian grocer Loblaw to close 52 unprofitable stores   Reuters
Canadian grocer Loblaw to close 52 unprofitable stores   Reuters Canada
CTV News   
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Dispatch Times
   
UPDATE 3-Valeant profit beats estimates as US sales stay strong   
Reuters
(Adds interview with CEO). By Allison Lampert. MONTREAL, July 23 (Reuters) - Canadian drugmaker Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Thursday, helped by strength in its U.S. dermatology business, ...

Valeant's rapid rise to most valuable stock signals treacherous times for ...   The Globe and Mail
Valeant Pharmaceuticals is Canada's largest company by market value   Montreal Gazette
Valeant 2Q results beat estimates sending stock up   Dispatch Times
Financial Post   
Bloomberg   
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MINING.com
   
Glut of coal means more production cuts are possible, Teck Resources says   
Calgary Herald
VANCOUVER - Teck Resources Ltd. (TSX:TCK.A, TSX:TCK.B), one of Canada's largest mining companies, says it may cut more coal production than the 1.5 million tonnes already planned this year if the market doesn't improve. The miner is temporarily ...

Teck Resources Ltd posts Q2 profit amid potential credit-rating downgrade   Financial Post
Miner Teck Resources' Profit Falls 21%   Wall Street Journal
RPT-UPDATE 2-Miner Teck beats expectations, eyes further coal cutbacks   Reuters
The Motley Fool Canada (blog)   
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Reuters Canada
   
TSX slides for fifth day, but earnings temper losses   
Reuters Canada
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index declined for a fifth straight session on Thursday, hit by losses in the heavyweight financials, energy and materials sectors. While positive quarterly results helped boost gains in some large-cap Canadian ...

At midday: TSX slides for fifth day, but earnings temper losses   The Globe and Mail
TSX slide continues   Baystreet.ca

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Vancouver Sun
   
Amazon shares surge after showing tidy quarterly profit   
Vancouver Sun
Amazon.com reported a surprise second-quarter profit on top of sales that beat analysts' estimates, showing investors — as it has done before — that the Web retailer can make money when it puts the brakes on investments. Shares in Amazon jumped as ...

Amazon is Now Bigger than Wal-Mart   Fox Business
Amazon stock surges as earnings beat expectations   Washington Post
Amazon's Birthday Present: Surprise 2Q Profit   New York Times
Firstpost   
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The Australian Financial Review
   
oil crash could be 'worse than 1986'   
The Australian Financial Review
Morgan Stanley has been pretty pessimistic about oil prices in 2015, drawing comparisons to the some of the worst oil slumps of the past three decades. The current downturn could even rival the iconic price crash of 1986, analysts had warned - but ...
Morgan Stanley expects oil crisis worse than in 1986   RT
Oil stocks rally: Is it a “dead cat bounce”?   Motley Fool Australia

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Blackberry lays out software strategy as it seeks to leave smartphones behind   
Sydney Morning Herald
BlackBerry has showcased a suite of security products that safeguard everything from medical devices to Hollywood movie scripts, though its CEO acknowledged that his effort to move from smartphones remains a work in progress. "I'm pretty satisfied with ...
AtHoc push business in Australia   The Australian
BlackBerry lays out security strategy as turnaround takes shape   Reuters
Blackberry Ltd touts its software in New York, but has a tough sell ahead   Financial Post
Wall Street Journal (blog)   
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Vancouver Sun
   
Reminder of Stage 3 water restrictions   
Vancouver Sun
In an effort to combat a record-breaking dry summer, Metro Vancouver has imposed Stage 3 water restrictions. Some residents may have missed the warnings earlier this week. This is a reminder of the restrictions. © Copyright (c) The Vancouver Sun.
Water consumption numbers coming back positive   News1130
Metro Vancouver water usage drops after strict restrictions   MetroNews Canada
Water use down after Metro lawn sprinkling ban   Burnaby NewsLeader
Maple Ridge News   
Surrey Leader   
Burnaby Now   
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CTV News
   
Cars, trucks nudge retail sales up 1.0 per cent in May   
CTV News
THE CANADIAN PRESS@. OTTAWA -- Shoppers buying new cars and trucks helped boost retail sales in May by 1.0 per cent to $43 billion in Canada, the third increase in four months, Statistics Canada said Thursday. The rise in retail sales was better than ...

New car purchases lift Canada's retail sales to record in May   The Globe and Mail
Canada's retail sales jump 1 percent to record high in May   Reuters Canada
BC has Canada's biggest jump in retail sales in May   Business in Vancouver
Wall Street Journal   
Financial Post   
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