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Image source: Getty Images The optimism over the expansion of vaccination programs, the improvement in the economic recovery rate, and the expectation of more fiscal stimulus are driving Canadian equity markets higher. On Thursday, the S&P/TSX Composite Index hit a new all-time high. Amid increased investors’ confidence, here are the four top Canadian stocks you can buy right now for superior returns. Suncor Energy Oil prices have been rallying of late due to the expectation of life returning to pre-pandemic ways and the pledge by OPEC+ countries to clear the surplus oi...

Lightspeed Announces Third Quarter 2021 Financial Results, Provides Outlook for Fourth Quarter News provided by Share this article Third Quarter revenue grew 79% YoY to $57.6M Excluding the impact of recent acquisitions, revenue was $49.3M, ahead of the guidance range of $44-$47M Customer locations continued to grow, reaching almost 115,000 globally GTV grew 48% YoY to $9.1B Payments continues to grow with revenue up almost 4x the same period last year Lightspeed reports in US dollars and in accordance with IFRS. MONTREAL, Feb. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Lightspeed POS Inc. ("Lightspeed" or the ...

BMW turns to Dubai desert sunshine to produce aluminium The ‘world’s largest’ solar park will power aluminium production operations BMW Group has unveiled plans to source aluminium produced using solar electricity. The car manufacturer has partnered with the Middle East producer Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA), which claims to have become the world’s first company to use solar electricity for the commercial production of aluminium. The firm will initially supply BMW Group exclusively. EGA sources the electricity from what is considered to be the world’s largest solar park, the ‘M...

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BMW sources aluminum produced using solar energy to cut CO2 impact Home » News » BMW sources aluminum produced using solar energy to cut CO2 impact BMW announced today a new move towards becoming a greener company. As they mentioned time and time again, when talking about cutting pollution or CO2 emissions, the tailpipe figure is just one part of the equation. Companies need to take a look at their production process too as well as the materials used and how they are made. To this end, BMW announced that it will be buying aluminum made using solar energy starting this year.