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Time to bring Ottawa's downtown back to life, says Aiana owner - Vimarsana News

Time to bring Ottawa's downtown back to life, says Aiana owner

A long overdue celebration on Wednesday night served as areminder that there’s something special about the downtown core that you’ll rarely ever find in suburbs and strip malls.

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Big Broadcast: The revolutions revving Japan's stock market - Vimarsana News

Big Broadcast: The revolutions revving Japan's stock market

28 May, 2021 at 07:00 Thanks to everyone who tuned in to watch last week’s virtual event with Nicholas Weindling of JPMorgan Japanese (JFJ) investment trust. Weindling, a Citywire AA-rated fund manager based in Tokyo, spoke eloquently about why Japan was a growth stock market that defied expectations. In the recording, Weindling explains: the importance of investing in Japan’s dynamic modern businesses, not the old corporate dinosaurs of the past; how Japan is a laggard in IT, but precisely for that reason offers lots of leading technology specialists with years of growth...

Niti Bajaj: this market rally has legs - Vimarsana News

Niti Bajaj: this market rally has legs

Nitin Bajaj of Fidelity Asian Values believes the stockmarket rally will continue for some time yet. 23 Apr 2021 After years of lagging growth stocks, some scepticism from investors about the recent rally in value is justified. However, Nitin Bajaj tells Citywire’s Gavin Lumsden that he believes the rally has legs. “In the year 2000, we were already six months into the style rotation out of growth into value and people were still questioning whether growth was going to come back... my sense is that this time, it’s going to be very similar.” He expects the trend to continue for “a f...