The Globe & Mail
Stocks bolted higher on Tuesday, pushing the S&P 500 to an intriguing technical level: It hit a fresh two-year high, erasing all of the carnage that unfolded following the spectacular collapse of Lehman Brothers. The S&P 500 closed at 1,254.60, up 7.
Houston Chronicle
Stocks are closing higher after another big banking deal raised hopes that more acquisitions could be on the way. Toronto-Dominion Bank said Tuesday it is buying Chrysler Financial, the automaker's old lending arm, from Cerberus Capital Management LP...
Epoch Times
Toronto-Dominion (TD) Bank this week agreed to purchase Chrysler Financial Corp., the auto financing company formerly affiliated with the automaker bearing the same name. The deal, agreed upon on Tuesday for $6.3 billion in cash, was completed by TD...
The Globe & Mail
North American markets were higher at midday, with Toronto stocks getting a boost from another major deal in the Canadian financial sector and the S&P 500 advancing just enough to return the index back to levels it was trading at before Lehman...
The Globe & Mail
North American stocks rose at the start of trading on Tuesday, as investors cheered earnings and Toronto-Dominion Bank's latest foray into the U.S. market...The broader S&P 500 SPX-I rose 5 points or 0.4 per cent, to 1252. The index has now fully...
The Globe & Mail
A look at some must-read news on deals and deal makers around the world Canadian bank buying spree continues The regulatory cuffs on acquisitions and dividend increases have only just come off, and already Canada's banks are racking up the spending.