Новости за 02.08.2016

Trump tells Washington Post he’s ‘not quite there yet’

The company said it sold 5.7 million devices in the second quarter ended July 2, compared with the 4.5 million it sold a year earlier

AIG said its board has authorized a share buyback program of up to $3-billion

Low-for-longer interest rates are making the riskier option the better one, with much higher yields

Will Smith and Margot Robbie discuss their reaction to receiving unusual gifts from "Suicide Squad" co-star Jared Leto

Toymaker Lego has created a large model of Brazil's Rio de Janeiro, to celebrate the host city of the 2016 Olympic Games.

Decision to close the Toronto-based animation studio, best known for helping produce Thomas & Friends, creates uncertainty for employees and for future of productions already in progress

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Firm is committing $400-million to a proposed pipeline project to ship refined product from U.S. Gulf Coast to central Mexico

Yvan Dionne, originally from Rimouski, Que., was shot in the back of the neck and killed

Global stocks drop, yen strengthens as growth worries resurface

Attack also wounded 20 people, security forces and medical officials say

The Globe and Mail will have a team in Rio de Janeiro when the 2016 Olympic Games begin this week

A bride and groom in India, both keen hikers, get married while suspended high up in the air

The B.C. government has implemented a further tax on foreign homebuyers in a bid to stem inflows of hot foreign money into the housing market. Rob McLister, Founder, RateSpy.com talks about the impact of the B.C. foreign home buyers tax on the mortgage market.

Thomas Caldwell, Chairman & CEO at Caldwell Securities joins BNN for a look at his investment strategy and why he believes Ottawa needs to step up its spending on tech innovation as Canada will miss out on what the future will bring.

A U.S. Military mother was booed at a Mike Pence campaign event when she said Donald Trump disrespects the parents of a Muslim U.S. military officer who died in combat in Iraq. Pence quieted the crowd, saying 'that's what freedom looks like'

Ian Dejardin, 61 later this month, is expected to join the McMichael as executive director in April next year, relocating from London where since 2005 he has been director of the Dulwich Picture Gallery

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A mellow market presents the perfect opportunity to evaluate

One deal has taken sales of top-rated non-government debt to their highest in seven years

A US$800-million deal for a gold stream from Vale bumps Silver Wheaton's exposure to the yellow metal to more than 40 per cent. For a look at the deal and how much gold the company would like to have relative to silver, we're joined by Randy Smallwood, President and CEO, Silver Wheaton.

The focus is Shaw Communications

What to like about the company's stock, according to Validea guru models

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