Geoffrey Morgan is an equities reporter at Bloomberg, with a focus on energy and natural resources. He has previously worked at Financial Post and Venture Publishing. His articles cover a range of topics including mergers and acquisitions, energy markets, clean energy, and Canadian equity financing.
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The rally in Canadian stocks this year could run longer than the one going on in US equities, offering encouragement for American investors to look North, according to Toronto's Rosenberg Research.
The rally in Canadian stocks this year could run longer than the one going on in US equities, offering encouragement for American investors to look North, according to Toronto’s Rosenberg Research.
By: Christine Dobby, Mathieu Dion, Geoffrey Morgan
Groupe Dynamite Inc., a Canadian retailer of women’s clothing, has hired banks for an initial public offering that’s likely to be marketed in the coming weeks, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Stephanie Hughes, Geoffrey Morgan
Bay Street analysts and portfolio managers believe Donald Trump 's victory will strengthen Canadian stocks in the long run, even as initial market reaction left Canadian equities trailing US stocks.
Onex Corp. shares are climbing after the Canadian investment firm shed its only neutral rating, with TD Cowen upgrading the stock to buy from hold Monday morning amid blockbuster credit fundraising this year.
By: Geoffrey Morgan
(Bloomberg) -- Onex Corp. shares jumped to a record after the Canadian investment firm shed its only sell-side neutral rating, with TD Cowen upgrading the stock to buy amid blockbuster credit fundraising this year.
Groupe Dynamite Inc. is poised to awaken Canada’s long-dormant initial public offering market after an 18-month dry spell, in what bankers are calling a cunningly timed offering that is expected to be the country’s biggest debut in nearly three years.
Groupe Dynamite Inc. is poised to awaken Canada's long-dormant initial public offering market after an 18-month dry spell, in what bankers are calling a cunningly timed offering that is expected to be the country's biggest debut in nearly three years.
After Americans feast on Thanksgiving, the country’s bankers expect investors will devour sizable initial public offerings stuffed into the final window of the year for company debuts.
Groupe Dynamite Inc. shares fell 2% in Toronto after its C$300 million ($215 million) initial public offering, Canada’s first corporate listing since March 2023.
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