Новости за 22.12.2015

Kyrgyzstan's government said it had stopped talks with Canada's Centerra on restructuring their joint Kumtor project because the current agreement 'ran counter to the country's national interests'

After missing production targets each year since 2010, COS Chief Executive Officer Ryan Kubik is trying to convince investors that this time he'll deliver on what's been promised

New money is nipping at the heels of old money in the ranks of Canada's richest people as the fortunes of the country's established families shrink along with our currency

Nestle's pledge to stop using eggs laid by caged hens will make it the largest packaged food company to go cage-free amid pressure from consumers and animal-rights groups

Shareholders claim to have problems with virtually every aspect of Dominion's business which has seen its stock sink 40% this year and is now exploring a sale, sources say

Ottawa's fiscal monitor says the improvement came as revenue increased 11.1 per cent, boosted by higher personal income tax and Goods and Services Tax revenues

The deal expected to close by September 2016 once it passes regulatory hurdles. Fairfax is primarily invested in North American insurance businesses but has diversified to other regions and industries

"...Even rational and informed consumers could potentially be given reason to pause when choosing Chipotle over the plethora of fast casual competition in the marketplace."

For investors in Canadian assets the disappointments ran the gamut from stocks to bonds to the currency as the collapse in commodity prices sapped growth in the world's 11th-largest economy

'It was really very positive spirit of collaboration,' Bill Morneau said after meeting Monday

Partners cite continued strong demand in China, driven primarily by e-commerce and domestic consumption

Scotiabank Economics paints a grim picture of the outlook for energy prices next year and in 2017, predicting oil prices would average 'no more than US$40-45 per barrel for 2016 and US$45-50 for 2017'

Long-suffering Long Run Exploration Ltd. equity shareholders finally got some good news Monday when the Calgary-based operator announced it had found a buyer for all of its oil and gas assets in northern Alberta

Although only a week has passed since some Ontario grocers were authorized to sell beer, Loblaw is already planning to devote more store space to the suds, thanks to a broad, enthusiastic response

If the deal closes, and it is 'highly likely' to next month, it would represent China’s first direct investment into a Canadian uranium firm

'I get the question all the time: 'Are you finally going to discount?' I know what it takes to win large orders,' said Fred Cromer, president of Bombardier's commercial aircraft unit