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Articles Written by: JEFF SANFORD
The airport terminal outside the ancient Iraqi city of Erbil is like any other in the world. Flat-panel monitors flash music videos over the departure lounge. Travellers jostle each other as they funnel through metal detectors. Harried parents corral ...
A posse of officials from Alberta, including Alberta Investment Management Corp. (AIMCo), rode into Toronto this summer to rustle up Ontario fund management talent. The leader of the gang is Leo de Bever, the new head of AIMCo, Alberta’s ...
A bumper crop of corn set to come in at harvest in the U.S. this year. A global recession hogging all the attention. That’s all it took, and all of a sudden the Global Food Crisis, such a topic of conversation last year, is nowhere to be seen.
The ...
David Chilton lives the way you’d expect from the author of The Wealthy Barber. His home is a 1,300-square-foot house in the country. He enjoys dirt-cheap pastimes, like reading. He spends way less than he makes. Unfortunately, many of us are more like ...
The preamble to the new regulatory reform bill being introduced by the Obama administration is interesting, summing up as it does the state of the current downturn and summing up how it is that we got here.
Obama thinks were close to a Great Depression ...
Esteemed New York Times business writer Rogers Lowenstein floats an interesting idea in a recent article: To get ourselves out of this mess of a recession let’s democratize boards of directors.
What a helluva an idea. Let’s be honest for a minute. ...
As the Anglo-Saxon ex-masters of the financial universe struggle to emerge from a perfect storm of bad loans, bad bets and a deep recession, an alternative approach to business transactions is having a moment in the sun: Islamic finance, based on ...
When Canadian chartered financial analysts held their 51st anniversary dinner in Toronto in October, keynote speaker Jim Rogers — the renowned commodities investor and former business partner of George Soros — told the crowd the best investments over ...
A bidding war seems to be forming up over small Canadian-registered oil producer Addax Petroleum (TSX: AXC), a mid-tier independent oil producer headquartered in Geneva that has recently begun exporting oil from the northern Kurdish region of Iraq.
The ...
I’ve been quite doomish on the economy for a while now, both on this blog and in the print version of Canadian Business. But maybe that’s just the Canadian winter having its subtle effect. With spring and now summer just about here, time to give the ...
