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The Investor Forum warns short-term issues are “crowding out real conversation about long-term strategic value and broader stakeholder perspectives”. 
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L’élargissement de la consigne à tous les « contenants de boisson prête à boire fait le bonheur de groupes environnementaux et citoyens, mais le malheur d’associations d’entreprises.
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Profit rises on cost controls, but machinery giant and others see more weak demand ahead
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Arvind Krishna faces a familiar CEO challenge: reviving Big Blue at a time of technology change
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Economists don’t expect a pickup in economic growth this year, although the manufacturing sector is expected to steady
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She runs mega-bank Santander; he’s a top deal-maker. She offered to make him the best-paid CEO of any bank in euroland. It didn’t happen, and the $123 million lawsuit that followed shows even banking royalty can’t always get their way.
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Open Text Corp. will spend as much as US$34-million on restructuring as it integrates recently acquired U.S. security-software firm Carbonite Inc., but the Waterloo, Ont.-based company will not reveal how many employees will be affected.
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When Manulife Financial Corp.’s president and CEO of Canadian operations Michael Doughty thinks about his biggest competitors, a few names make the list that have nothing to do with insurance: Apple and Netflix.
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If you read the headlines coming from the 2020 World Economic Forum at Davos, you may start believing that public corporations have fundamentally changed their raison d’être: from creating value for shareholders to benefiting society-at-large. In our opinion, this conclusion is premature. We haven’t seen real change yet, and we won’t without first transforming firms’ performance measurement systems.
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Tims Rewards has shattered internal expectations at 7.5 million active users, but some franchisees wonder if the costs are worth it
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Electric cars and the public cloud are set to tip the market and leave competitors scrambling
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Today’s liquidity-drenched markets make it much harder to pick winners
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Environment Canada is releasing scientific evidence today to back up the government’s bid to ban most single-use plastics next year.
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Le produit intérieur brut réel a augmenté de 0,1 % en novembre, ce qui a effacé la majeure partie de la baisse enregistrée en octobre, rapporte Statistique Canada, vendredi.
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he forces that propelled Aramco's growth from a single well to the biggest oil producer in the world are changing underfoot. Now that the company has sold shares, can it sustain the kind of growth needed to keep investors happy? WSJ explains.
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Energy giant reports net income of $1.33 a share, but beyond analysts’ expectation of 75 cents
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Amazon. AMZN +9.02% com Inc. is poised to become the fourth U.S. company to close at a value of $1 trillion after besting retail rivals in the crucial holiday period and signing up a wave of new customers to its Prime service.
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Unlike America’s, the euro area’s index omits the cost of owning a home
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Google’s chief Canadian spokesman is leaving to become a partner with Radical Ventures, a Toronto venture-capital firm that has emerged as a leading backer of domestic artificial intelligence startups.
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Canada’s economy rebounded to a gain in November, marking a surprise win for a domestic economy that’s been repeatedly hammered during the final quarter of 2019.
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One question that remains for 2020, and beyond is what effect the expected consolidation will have on Canada’s mining sector
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A decline in sales of Aston Martin’s luxury sports cars since it floated on the London Stock Exchange in October 2018 has put the company’s shares and finances under sustained pressure, forcing it to seek help.
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The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce will be making job cuts in the coming months as the lender seeks to rein in expenses and continue to improve its efficiency, according to a memo obtained by the Financial Post.
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Von der Leyen says best possible future relationship will ‘never be as good’ as membership
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187 companies targeted by activists, down 17% from 2018’s record but in line with multi-year average levels
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