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Toronto's Bay Street, home to Canada's financial district, is pictured in January, 2013. Sluggish corporate profits might force the Bank of Canada to reconsider its positive outlook for the rest of the year. Boardroom Equality Corporate Governance I
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Ontario's minister responsible for women's issues, Laurel Broten, recently revealed that the government is working with the Ontario Securities Commission on requiring companies to set targets for women on boards of directors and in senior management.
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Business, as the news reads these days, is a little like a game of snakes and ladders. Change your job in the corner suite, and your compensation will vault you to the top, a lift that wondrously works even if you were sacked. Hunter Harrison
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Ian Willms for The New York Times Toronto's financial district. A recent case involving a Canadian investment banker raises an interesting question about whether a person's own intuition about a merger constitutes illegal insider trading charge. The
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In Canada's largest province social enterprise enjoys valued government support. Photograph: First Light / Alamy/Alamy The social and economic domains have historically been viewed as mutually exclusive...There are now fewer blank stares and
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Story A general view of the Bank of England, seen, in the city of London, Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2009. AP Banks personal finance I think it creates in my view a serious gap, said Mr. Anisman, a member of the 2008 expert panel on securities regulation
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A real estate sign is posted in Toronto's east-end neighbourhood of The Beach on February 25, 2012. For The Globe and Mail Market View Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange March 5, 2013. The Dow surged to a new record on Tuesday,
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Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail Mortgages Apple continued its streak as the No...AP Investor Roundtable For sale signs line the street in downtown Vancouver, Thursday, Aug. 2, 2012. For The Globe and Mail Market View The appeal ruling by Madam Justice
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Market View The bull and bear bronze statue stands outside the stock market, Deutsche Boerse AG, in Frankfurt, Germany...TIP The controversial deal would see Ernst & Young pay $117-million to settle allegations from investors that it failed to
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Carey scrutinizes the margins of the markets for sharesleuth.com, which is majority-owned by the American billionaire Mark Cuban. Carey had been looking into Chinese reverse takeovers, specifically a firm called Telestone Technologies Corp., a
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