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Treasury-buying apree of US$17 billion has UAE eclipsing China James Telfsers Top Picks: April 20, 2021 Morgan Stanley joins bank bond bonanza with three-part sale John Zechners Top Picks: April 19, 2021 Tesla’s fiery crash adds to drag on already wobbly EV stocks An ether ETF isnt even launched and already there is a fee war Tech leads stock drop from record; dollar falls Wall Street can’t stop smashing records while pandemic lingers Greg Newmans Top Picks: April 16, 2021 Family offi...

The 10 major South Wales Metro transport projects now facing delays A series of ambitious £50m building projects have been derailed by the coronavirus pandemic 10:52, 11 MAR 2021 How the tram trains will look on the Metro Want Newport news straight to your inbox? Sign up to our newsletter!Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ...

Image source: Getty Images Have you noticed that when the stock market is doing well, market crash predictions flood the headlines? Volatility indeed remains elevated due to COVID-19 and its new variants. However, the TSX is holding ground and not crashing yet in 2021. The warnings or forecasts may or may not happen. But in case you think it could occur, you can protect your capital for any eventuality. I have narrowed the investment choices if you want to buy ahead of the ...

Jean Coutu labor dispute impacts bottom-line results Robust food sales, fueled in part by surging online grocery traffic, lifted overall sales results at Metro Inc. for the fiscal 2021 first quarter, though a now-settled labor issue at its Jean Coutu subsidiary pulled per-share earnings below industry analysts’ forecast. For the quarter ended Dec. 19, sales totaled $4.28 billion (Canadian), up 6.2% from $4.03 billion a year earlier, Montreal-based Metro said. Food comparable-store sales...

Online grocery and meal solutions company Goodfood Market(TSX:FOOD) strategically focused on marketing campaigns during the back to school and Black Friday periods to appeal to its target market. This helped it achieve 33% growth in subscriber count to 306,000 in fiscal Q1 2021 compared to a year ago. In the prior year, its subscriber growth was 83%. The slower growth could be the result of the law of large numbers. That said, no one would argue against Goodfood, as it’s experiencing growth ...

Retiring Réal Raymond set to step down next month Canadian food and drug retailer Metro Inc. has named independent director Pierre Boivin as chairman of the board, succeeding Réal Raymond, who is retiring. Plans call for Boivin to take the reins as chairman upon being elected at Metro’s annual shareholders meeting on Jan. 26. Raymond, who has served as chairman of Montreal-based Metro since January 2015, will step down at that time. “It is an honor and a privilege to be selected by ...

Share: MONTREAL, Dec. 14, 2020 /CNW Telbec/ - METRO INC. (TSX:MRU) announces the retirement of Réal Raymond, Chairman of the Companys Board of Directors. His retirement will take effect at the conclusion of METRO INC.s coming annual general meeting of shareholders (AGM) on January 26, 2021, when Pierre Boivin, a current independent director of the Board, will become Chairman, assuming he is re-elected by the shareholders at the AGM. Following a distinguished career at the National Bank of Cana...