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Banking is a traditional business that has been around for a long time, and it’s unlikely that it’ll go away.

Plans to spin off its business into separate equipment and service concerns have given Patient Home Monitoring (CVE:PHM) a bump in its share price.

Predictive Index analyst Jason Zandberg recently announced in July that he thinks the next few years will bring strong growth for the Canadian marijuana market

According to various estimates, O’Leary could be worth as much as $400 million. Even if that’s exaggerated, it’s still pretty obvious he knows a thing or two about making money.

While traditional brick-and-mortar retail sales have seen modest gains, the growth of online retail has increased almost 11% year over year.

If you’re in search of a high-quality dividend-growth stock to buy and hold for decades, then you’ve come to the right place.

The biggest gold producer is joining forces with an even larger tech giant to drag the traditional world of mining into the new millennium.

One sector that looks cheap today is financial services. Here are three companies investors should be checking out today.

CALGARY — Potash Corp. (TSE:POT) of Saskatchewan and Agrium (TSE:AGU) have agreed to merge in a deal that would create a global agricultural giant worth an estimated US$36 billion.

It’s no secret that the uranium industry has seen tough times this year. In fact, it’s having its worst start to the year in over a decade, with uranium prices currently sitting at $25.25 a pound as of August 29.

Things are happening fast for Aritzia Inc. as it prepares to go public later this month. Three weeks ago it filed its preliminary prospectus with Canadian securities regulators, and yesterday it provided some more details for investors as to what they can expect from its IPO–the biggest retail coming-out party since Dollarama Inc. went public in 2009.

A number of companies on the TSX Venture exchange saw weekly percentage gains, hovering around the 30 percent mark.