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Morning Folks ,
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Morning Folks ,
VB surface :wink:
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Morning Folks ,
Holiday today ....Canucks are home !
South Africa Day 5 :
180 - 3
believe it or not >>>>>...KP has all 3 wickets ::lol::
Holiday today ....Canucks are home !
South Africa Day 5 :
180 - 3
believe it or not >>>>>...KP has all 3 wickets ::lol::
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Canadian stocks teetered between small gains and losses Wednesday as strengthening telecom and tech stocks offset losses among utilities.
The S&P/TSX (GSPTSE) composite index rose 9 points, or 0.08%, to 11,874, supported by a 1.5% climb in the telecom sector (TTTS). The materials sector (TTMT) and information technology sector (TTTK) each added about 0.8%.
The S&P/TSX (GSPTSE) composite index rose 9 points, or 0.08%, to 11,874, supported by a 1.5% climb in the telecom sector (TTTS). The materials sector (TTMT) and information technology sector (TTTK) each added about 0.8%.
Leading telecom equities, BCE Inc. (BCE), the nation's largest telecom company, rose 3.8% after posting strong second-quarter results and raising its full-year earnings forecast and dividend payout.
Among the technology sector, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion(RIM) advanced 4.6%, while Celestica Inc. (CLS) added 2.5% and Descartes Systems Group Inc. (DSG) rose 1.5%.
Modest gains within the materials sector, which includes gold stocks, were supported by a 2% rise in shares of Osisko Mining Corp. (OSK) and NovaGold Resources (NG).
Gold for December delivery (GCZ2) edged a little higher to trade at $1,617.4 an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange, as U.S. productivity data lifted investor sentiment. Read more on gold.
Pressuring the market, the utilities sector (TTUT) fell 0.5% and financial equities (TTFS) retreated 0.3%.
Class B shares of Air Canada (AC.B) stumbled 8.7% after it reported it had more than doubled its second-quarter loss, from a year ago.
Climbing a little, the Canadian dollar remained near parity against the greenback (USDCAD), with one U.S. dollar purchasing C$0.9937 vs. C$0.9969 Tuesday.
Among the technology sector, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion(RIM) advanced 4.6%, while Celestica Inc. (CLS) added 2.5% and Descartes Systems Group Inc. (DSG) rose 1.5%.
Modest gains within the materials sector, which includes gold stocks, were supported by a 2% rise in shares of Osisko Mining Corp. (OSK) and NovaGold Resources (NG).
Gold for December delivery (GCZ2) edged a little higher to trade at $1,617.4 an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange, as U.S. productivity data lifted investor sentiment. Read more on gold.
Pressuring the market, the utilities sector (TTUT) fell 0.5% and financial equities (TTFS) retreated 0.3%.
Class B shares of Air Canada (AC.B) stumbled 8.7% after it reported it had more than doubled its second-quarter loss, from a year ago.
Climbing a little, the Canadian dollar remained near parity against the greenback (USDCAD), with one U.S. dollar purchasing C$0.9937 vs. C$0.9969 Tuesday.
Taliban threaten to kill Pakistani cricket-star-turned-politician Imran Khan
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The Taliban have threatened to kill a Pakistani cricket star turned politician if he holds a planned march to their tribal stronghold to protest U.S. drone attacks.
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The Taliban have threatened to kill a Pakistani cricket star turned politician if he holds a planned march to their tribal stronghold to protest U.S. drone attacks.
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