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CGI adds prominent executives to its board
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4-Star Stocks Poised to Pop: Manulife
Based on the aggregated intelligence of 145,000-plus investors participating in Motley Fool CAPS , the Fool's free investing community, Canadian insurance giant Manulife Financial has earned a respected four-star ranking .
GE, Plutonic Power, Purchase and Prepare to Resume Construction of...
GE and Plutonic jointly contributed C$52.5 million to purchase the fully permitted project located 1,100 kms northeast of Vancouver from EarthFirst Canada Inc.
Plutonic, GE complete to press ahead 300-megawatt Dokie Wind Project
In a joint news release, Vancouver-based Plutonic and GE Energy Financial Services said the jointly contributed $52.2 million to buy the fully permitted, 300-megawatt project, 1,100 kilometres northeast of Vancouver.
Most Canadian Stocks Fall, Led by Financials, on Credit Concern; RIM Gains
Most Canadian stocks fell, led by financial shares, after a cut in Spaina s credit outlook raised concern that defaults will spread through the global economy.
Tremware helps Manulife Financial win...
Dec 09, 2009 Tremware helps Manulife Financial win leading North American award December 8, 2009 - " London, Ontario Canada - " Tremware is excited to announced that its work with Manulife's Group Savings and Retirement Solutions area has yielded a Best on Show award recognizing Manulife's new enrolment kits.
Selling your dogs can help to curb your tax bill
John Heinzl Published on Tuesday, Dec. 08, 2009 7:54PM EST ' T is the season for tax-loss selling.
Canadian website to provide advisors with key information on accounts
MFC Global Investment Management, the institutional asset management arm of Manulife Financial Corporation, is launching a new Canadian Separately Managed Account website to better serve its sub-advisory client relationships, the company announced on Thursday.
Manulife Gains Respect from Moody's ... and the Chinese
By Ed Leefeldt Dec 5, 2009 Canadian insurer and financial services giant Manulife Financial recently took some knocks for surprising investors with a $2.5 billion stock offering, described by one major shareholder as "god-awful." Now comes some good news.
Manulife Financial Says China's Confidence in Canada Is Helping Expansion
Manulife Financial Corp. , North Americaa s largest insurer by market value, said Chinaa s confidence in the stability of Canadian financial institutions will help the company expand in Asiaa s second-biggest economy.
'Mad Money Lightning Round': Stick With JPMorgan
Here's what Jim Cramer had to say about some of the stocks that callers offered up during the "Mad Money Lightning Round" Wednesday evening.
Manulife Sale of $2.3 Billion is Completed, But Disappointing
By Ed Leefeldt Canadian insurer Manulife Financial raised eyebrows in November when it surprised the stock market with a $2.5 billion common share offering.
The good news is that Canada's largest life insurer can now weather severe storms.
Manulife Financial to buy EDC's new downtown headquarters
Artist's conception of the proposed EDC headquarters and O'Connor and Slater streets.
Harper Looking for Investment in Canadian Mines on First Visit to China
Stephen Harper , making his first trip to China as Canadaa s prime minister, will encourage companies such as China Petroleum & Chemical Corp.
Manulife gains more respect from Moody's
Blogs Tuesday, December 1, 2009 3:54 PM Manulife gains more respect from Moody's Simon Avery M oody's Investors Service has improved its ratings outlook on Manulife Financial's subsidiaries to "stable" from "negative" and affirmed the Aa3 insurance financial strength ratings on the company.
Analyst cuts Manulife target over share issue
RBC Capital Markets analyst Andre Hardy chopped his target for Manulife Financial Corp.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX, TSX Venture Exchange markets
Some of the most active companies traded Monday on the Toronto Stock Exchange and the TSX Venture Exchange: Toronto Stock Exchange : Coalcorp Mining Inc.
TSX tumbles on job cuts, Dubai debt problems
Toronto's main stock index fell by 200 points on Thursday as debt concerns in Dubai and job cuts at two of Canada's best-known companies heightened anxiety about the stability of the economic recovery.
It's one of those stories that get kicked around at the water cooler. Recently, a Canadian woman who'd been receiving sick-leave pay for major depression said she lost her benefits after posting cheerful images of herself on Facebook.
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