This week FP Video seems to be on the state of the Canadian retail sector, the various proposed knowledge centre plans in Alberta (and which of them you possibly can count on to interrupt floor first), and Daniel Coach discusses the potential influence reopening the Strait of Hormuz may have on hovering oil costs.
Who’s up and who’s down in Canadian retail
Bruce Winder, retail analyst, talks with Monetary Publish’s Larysa Harapyn about retail developments in Canada, together with Lululemon Athletica Inc., Canadian Tire Corp. and the return of Zellers.
Development on Alberta knowledge centres may begin this yr
Alberta says gigawatt-scale artificial-intelligence knowledge centre bulletins may very well be coming quickly, however which of them may get the inexperienced gentle? A number of main proposals are already drawing consideration, from initiatives in Olds to Keephills, because the province tries to draw funding whereas dealing with questions over energy, water, land and group assist.
Why oil costs may rise after the Strait of Hormuz deal
Oil costs fell after a United States-Iran deal raised hopes that the Strait of Hormuz may reopen. However analysts warn the primary market response could not inform the entire story. Costs may simply soar again up.
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