Breakfast cereal was once one of the easiest meals to sell in America. It was quick, cheap, colorful, and familiar. For generations, boxes of Corn Flakes, Froot Loops, Rice Krispies, Frosted Flakes, Raisin Bran, and Read more…
When I bought my current house a few years ago, we were up against several other buyers, one with an all-cash offer. Cash offers were pretty common back then. In a red-hot market, they can Read more…
Canadian Highlights Markets swung on hopes of a Middle East truce, but the outlook remains fragile. Canada’s economy has stalled out over the past two quarters, with weak domestic demand and patchy investment pointing to Read more…
The focus next week is Friday’s U.S. employment report, where we look for May nonfarm payrolls to rise by 105K and the unemployment rate to edge up to 4.4%. Taken together, the report should leave Read more…
Canada’s economy had a soft start to 2026. Real GDP growth disappointed consensus expectations and was broadly unchanged in Q1 and the unemployment rate has edged higher. Still, we expect signs of stabilizing labour demand Read more…
Barclays moved on SanDisk on May 27. The day after, Mizuho followed. When top-ranked analysts at two different firms raise targets on the same stock on back-to-back days, each arriving via a different methodology, the Read more…
The trillion-dollar club just welcomed a new member, and the host of CNBC’s “Mad Money” has thoughts about some names on the roster. Micron Technology’s stock surged 19% on May 26, pushing its market capitalization Read more…
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It was posted on X (the former Twitter). It was sent simultaneously to every employee. It was one of the most direct public explanations a tech CEO has given for cutting a fifth of their Read more…
Geopolitical breakthroughs scramble portfolios in ways that nobody quite expects. The asset everybody bought to protect against a war is rarely the same one that benefits when the war ends. And sometimes the so-called safe Read more…