BlackBerry executive chairman and chief executive John Chen is turning his attention to growth for the struggling company, which has been slashing costs to survive.
After a two-year rocket ride for retail and consumer stocks, outsized returns will be hard to find in 2014 but there could be great opportunities for bargain-shopping investors.
Starbucks has already pushed their business into the world of social media with Tweetable gift cards and other innovations.
Five years ago last week, the Dow bottomed-out at 6,547, says Bloomberg.
The U.S. market outperformed last year, but clients shouldn't give up on Canada.
The Bank of Canada is maintaining its target for the overnight rate at 1%. The bank rate is 1 .25% and the deposit rate is 0.75%.
The U.S. economy is stronger, but don't discount Canada.
A wire service that publishes financial data and business releases won’t be available to high-frequency traders any more, reports the Globe and Mail.
The U.S. economy is gradually improving, but not everyone sees that.
John Maynard Keynes is best known as the father of Keynesian economics, the philosophy behind the 1930s New Deal that helped pull America out of the Great Depression.