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Barclays Canada hires Jacquelyn Titus as banker to the banks
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Streetwise newsletter: Newmont likely to sell a number of Goldcorp’s Canadian mines; Winnipeg app maker Bold Commerce raises $22-million
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Lexpert roundup: VW, Ford team up; Air Canada boosts Aeroplan purchase price; 55 companies to go public on CSE
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Streetwise newsletter: Analysis on Goldcorp being swallowed by Newmont; Who’s next?
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More than 50 companies poised to go public, CSE says
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Cannabis boom masked a shift in Canaccord’s wealth management business
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Streetwise newsletter: Aphria CEO to step down, sources say; Equitable Bank calls for increase to limit on covered bonds
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Air Canada boosts Aeroplan purchase price – but remains the buyout’s big winner
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Paul Godfrey steps down as Postmedia CEO, will remain executive chair
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Streetwise newsletter: Vena secures a big financing and Difference Capital gets a windfall from it
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Michael Wekerle’s Difference Capital Financial gets windfall from Toronto’s Vena Solutions
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Streetwise newsletter: RBC, BlackRock team up to create Canada’s largest ETF brand; Bank CEOs not predicting a major downturn just yet
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Canadian named as Norton Rose Fulbright’s new global chair
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Streetwise newsletter: RBC’s approach to becoming an investment banking powerhouse; Barrick Gold eyeing Canada for acquisition opportunities
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RBC devoted to slow-but-steady approach to becoming international powerhouse in investment banking
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BMO launching new financial-crimes unit to combat fraud and cyberthreats
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Streetwise newsletter: Best reads of the week
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Trade woes weighed on debt, equity sales in 2018, data show
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Streetwise newsletter: Second regulator rejects Hydro One; capital markets outlook 2019
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Streetwise newsletter: Barrick’s CEO defends job cuts; Investment banking not the career destination it once was
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Lexpert: How better time management can add an extra hour to your day
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Why investment banks are faring badly in the war for young talent
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Market volatility likely to make 2019 a lukewarm year for IPOs
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Economic uncertainty threatens to stall M&A activity
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Streetwise newsletter: Best reads of the week and year
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Streetwise newsletter: Hydro One still wants Avista; a look back at some of the most-read of 2018
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Streetwise newsletter: Best reads of the week
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CPPIB adopts new global voting policy to push for more women on corporate boards
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Investors are fleeing this US$1.3-trillion debt market - and it could mean big troubles ahead
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Streetwise newsletter: Anbang hires a broker to sell Vancouver properties; Debt market spells trouble
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Streetwise newsletter: RBC pushes back on Facebook data allegations; Home Capital sinks as Buffett offloads stock
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Lexpert: Business development strategy should be constantly changing
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Streetwise newsletter: Raymond James fined for overcharging; Katanga CEO, others to pay millions in OSC settlement
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Raymond James fined $125,000 for overcharging fee-based clients
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Lexpert roundup: Husky approved to buy MEG; CI Financial buys majority of Wealthbar; Echelon acquires Dundee
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