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The Globe and Mail Content from: Investing in Mining report Published March 5, 2021 SUPPLIED It would be an understatement to say that 2020 was a tough year for mining companies. Faced with workforce shortages, production cutbacks and even complete shutdowns in some cases forced on them by the COVID-19 pandemic, survival became a primary challenge for many. But for some, 2020 turned out to be far less of a performance disaster than they may have anticipated at the start of the year. Toron...

CME Group, the world's leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace, today reported February 2021 market statistics, including average daily volume (ADV) of 24.6 million contracts during the month. Market statistics are available in greater detail at https://cmegroupinc.gcs-web.com/monthly-volume.

The Globe and Mail CONTENT FROM GLOBE CONTENT STUDIO Published February 22, 2021 SUPPLIED Clean technology is a trillion-dollar global industry, but can Canada compete? “Canadians have long been great innovators,” says Kevin Nilsen, President and CEO of ECO Canada, which is based in Calgary. He points to the two Canadians who patented a design for a light bulb, Henry Woodward and Matthew Evans. But two years later, American Thomas Edison bought the patent and has since been credited w...

The Globe and Mail Content from: Home Renovation Report Published February 18, 2021 REPUBLIK Being housebound forces us to consider how well our homes are serving our needs. In particular, with restaurant closures, we’re spending a lot more time in the kitchen. As a result, we’re likely finding it hard to keep ignoring the things that bother us or just aren’t working – the drawers that don’t slide properly, the lack of usable storage space, the scratches on the cabinet doors, to...

15 February 2021 | 14:51pm StockMarketWire.com - Advance Energy provided an update on the Buffalo oil field, reporting that Carnarvon Petroleum has awarded a drilling management services contract to Petrofac for the B-10 appraisal well. The B-10 appraisal well is expected to be drilled in the second half of 2021, subject to funding, rig availability and government approvals. Advance Energy entered into a subscription agreement with Timor-Leste Petroleum, a subsidiary of Carnarvon, to obtain ...

PETALING JAYA: What happened to GameStop will not happen at Bursa Malaysia. That is what the chief exective officer of Bursa affirms. Simply because it is not possible to oversell an “asset 140% in our market the limit here is only 3%.’’ The chief executive officer’s confidence stems from the fact that there are enough controls in place to avoid such furious selling and dumping of stocks. As optimistic as he can be, Bursa will still have to ensure there are more than enough controls in ...

The Globe and Mail Content from Globe Content Studio Published January 15, 2021 SUPPLIED What will the workplaces of 2021 and beyond look like? Experts have warned about Canada’s digital skills gap for almost a decade. Now, COVID has accelerated the urgency to re-evaluate the future of work. Finding ways to boost Canada’s post-pandemic economic recovery will come down in large part to embracing more technology. “Advances in technology like cloud, data and artificial intelligence are...

The Globe and Mail Content from Globe Content Studio Published February 1, 2021 SUPPLIED Most would-be business buyers aren’t likely to find all of the advice they need at the dinner table. But then, it depends on where you’re eating dinner. Brad Geddes, chief executive officer of Zucora Inc. was at the right table at the right time when he and his family were looking to buy the other 40 per cent of the business they didn’t already own. It was 2016, and Mr. Geddes was at a Toronto B...

The Globe and Mail Content from Globe Content Studio Published January 22, 2021 Supplied Entrepreneur Tanya Lee’s commitment to a healthy planet was evident when she reinvented both her fashion and textile lines into ethical, sustainable businesses. “We don’t compete on prices, we compete on quality and consistency,” says Lee, who credits UBC Sauder School of Business for giving her the business acumen she needed to seek out solutions to turn waste into wearables. Five years ago, ...

The Globe and Mail CONTENT FROM GLOBE CONTENT STUDIO Published January 18, 2021 Shutterstock Stacey Callender is expecting her first child. Along with all the life changes it will bring, she says it’s a good time for her to revisit her life-insurance plan and make adjustments. “When the baby arrives, I’ll update my life insurance and financial plan, to help financially protect all members of my family in the future,” says Ms. Callender, senior manager of Direct Life & Health at TD...