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There’s an old adage on Wall Street that investors should “sell in May and go away,” but this summer, many stock market watchers have other ideas. After North American indices surged to record highs in the first half of the year on the back of soaring interest in artificial intelligence technology, stocks are now poised to have one of their most eventful summers in recent memory.
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Swathes of retail space in Canada’s largest city are sitting empty after tenants were evicted or left, only for development projects to be put on hold amid a chill in the condominium market.
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Canadian households continued to get wealthier overall in the first quarter of 2026 reaching just over $18.6 trillion in the 10th consecutive quarterly increase.
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A U.S. president celebrating a three-year high in Consumer Price Index growth signals zero fiscal or political urgency to fight it, writes Robert McLister.
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The biggest threat to Canadian companies exists in the boardroom. Board-level governance failures can destroy billions in shareholder value, ruin reputations and trigger crises that were entirely preventable, writes Howard Levitt.
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