A radical new material made from a single carbon atom will soon have a pervasive impact on the U.S. economy – and the entire human race.
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A radical new material made from a single carbon atom will soon have a pervasive impact on the U.S. economy – and the entire human race.
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EDMONTON – Finance Minister Doug Horner is heading to Asia next week on a four-country tour to promote Alberta to investors, the province announced Friday.
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CNBC’s Diana Olick discusses Robert Shiller’s comments on housing and what percentage of the housing market has actually been “juiced” by investors.
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Kathy Fettke, CEO & Founder of the Real Wealth Network describes the type of neighborhoods you should be investing in the U.S. market.
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Ask the typical investor in North America what is their biggest fear and you will likely get answers like:
A stock market crash
Losing significant principle in income-oriented vehicles
The economy falling into serious recession/depression
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From Goldman’s Weekly Kickstart note, a line which drives home how much Wall Street has still tuned out what’s going on in DC.
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The old directional adage “Go West young man” seems to be truer today than ever and is no longer restricted just to men. A couple of recent BMO Bank of Montreal studies show that British Columbia and Alberta are home to some of the savviest and highest net worth investors in the country.
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Wall Street’s billion-dollar bargain hunt for homes in depressed markets across the United States appears to have plateaued, potentially helping to cool the steep run-up in home prices and bring first-time buyers back into the market.
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CALGARY — Albertans are among the country’s savviest investors, according to a study released Wednesday.
British Columbia scored the highest on BMO Nesbitt Burns’ Savviest Investor Index just narrowly beating out Alberta, which held top spot in 2011.
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Major real estate investors are continuing to expand into more cities as they look for single-family homes to buy and turn into rentals.
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