Metro misses out on Safeway
If Metro intented to buy Canada Safeway, it’s too late. Sobeys just bought hundreds of grocery stores and pharmacies from Safeway Canada. Read this French article on Les Affaires
A spark plug
The arrival of a new CEO can become a spark plug for a publicly-traded company, especially for companies in need of a turnaround. Observations by seven portfolio managers we interviewed. Read this French article on Les Affaires
Quantitative easing, when the music ends
Quantitative easing has been the central element fueling the U.S. stock market’s rise over the past four years. Read this French article on Finance et Investissement
Retailers’ REITs, not for everyone
Canadian Tire retailer imitates the grocer Loblaw and floats real estate worth 3.5 billion dollars on the stock market. While unlocking the value of such assets has boosted the stock of these two retailers, it remains to be seen whether the newly created real estate investment trusts (REIT) will fare any better? Read this […]
Rich valuation for BRP’s stock exchange return
The manufacturer of Ski-Doo and Spyder roadsters BRP intends to issue 12.2 million of shares at a price between $ 18.50 and $ 21.50 each. Read this French article on Les Affaires
BRP: Curiosity or interest?
Bombardier Recreational Products’ return on the stock market has aroused investment managers’ curiosity, but the interest to participate in the issuance of 250 million shares is lukewarm. Read this French article on Les Affaires
Ten stocks to sleep on both ears
Convinced of the survival of newspapers, Jean-Paul Giacometti sees in Torstar, owner of the Toronto Star and many local newspapers, an opportunity to seize. Read this French article on Les Affaires