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Martinrea loses nearly $10 million in Q4 on continuing semiconductor shortages

Martinrea loses nearly $10 million in Q4 on continuing semiconductor shortages

TORONTO — Martinrea International Inc. missed earnings expectations as it swung to a near $10-million loss in the fourth quarter on continuing challenges from a global semiconductor shortage. The Toronto-based auto parts manufacturer says it lost $9.
Ottawa to block the 'wholesale transfer' of wireless licences in Shaw-Rogers deal

Ottawa to block the 'wholesale transfer' of wireless licences in Shaw-Rogers deal

Rogers Communications Inc. said Thursday it still expects its $26-billion takeover of Shaw Communications Inc.
Diversified bonds can provide volatility hedge while preserving capital

Diversified bonds can provide volatility hedge while preserving capital

TORONTO — It’s been a tough run for bond markets as investors anticipate central bank interest rate rises like the Bank of Canada’s move this week, but financial advisers say it’s still important to have hedges in your portfolio to balance the risks
Heavyweight financials sector powers S&P/TSX composite to second-best day of year

Heavyweight financials sector powers S&P/TSX composite to second-best day of year

TORONTO — Canada's main stock index had its second-best day of the year following strong bank results and hopes that the war in Ukraine will temper aggressive interest rate hikes next month.
Baytex celebrates 'remarkable turnaround'; announces share buyback program

Baytex celebrates 'remarkable turnaround'; announces share buyback program

CALGARY — Baytex Energy Corp.'s share price soared Friday on news the company has almost reached its net debt target and will institute a share buyback program in the second quarter of this year. The company's stock closed up 14.2 per cent to $5.71.
Canadian companies at risk from Russia cyberattacks in retaliation from sanctions

Canadian companies at risk from Russia cyberattacks in retaliation from sanctions

TORONTO — Canadian businesses are at risk of being targeted for online attacks if Russia chooses to retaliate against government sanctions, a cybersecurity expert said Friday.
US, Europe agree to freeze assets of Russia's Putin, Lavrov

US, Europe agree to freeze assets of Russia's Putin, Lavrov

BRUSSELS (AP) — With a military intervention in Ukraine off the table, and countries around the world looking to heap more financial punishment on Moscow, the United States, Britain and European Union said Friday they will move to sanction Russian Pr
Stocks up, fear down on Wall Street despite Ukraine invasion

Stocks up, fear down on Wall Street despite Ukraine invasion

NEW YORK (AP) — Relief flowed through Wall Street on Friday, even as deadly attacks continued to rage in Ukraine. Stocks rose, oil fell and investors turned away from gold and other traditional havens they favor when fear is high.
Canadian phone companies waive charges for Ukraine calls, texts

Canadian phone companies waive charges for Ukraine calls, texts

TORONTO — Canadian phone companies are waiving long-distance and text charges for calls to Ukraine amid Russia's assault on the country. Bell Canada, Rogers Communications Inc., Telus Corp. and Shaw Communications Inc.
National Bank of Canada reports Q1 profit of $932M boosted by trading revenue

National Bank of Canada reports Q1 profit of $932M boosted by trading revenue

Heightened market volatility drove up National Bank of Canada trading revenue and first quarter profits, its chief executive said Friday.
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