Tim Kiladze

Canadians are often flying blind when they invest in private debt funds, and when things go bad, there aren’t many safeguards to protect them

Company says the share purchases will increase and diversify its employee ownership, and also help to retain and attract exceptional performers

Finally, definitive answers for middle-aged guys who secretly want to know

Both Canadian companies’ returns beat those of U.S. technology stars Netflix, Meta and Alphabet

Because the work continues, the final tally for professional fees will likely grow, while Bridging’s investors remain in the dark on what will come of their money

The drug company’s vision never panned out, which means it overpaid. Running drug stores just isn’t in its DNA. And now it’s a very tough operating environment, both for pharmacies and for retail

McKesson, a distribution giant in the pharmaceutical industry, struggled with Rexall’s profit margins early in its ownership despite making a major splash with its $2.9-billion acquisition in 2016

CEOs are using a new way to ‘retire,’ and it helps them keep a grip on strategy and operations

The bank is starting to fall behind its long-time chief rival, Royal Bank of Canada, which trades at 11.5 times estimated earnings

Capital has disappeared from Canada’s once-thriving junior mining industry. Badly-burned investors are scared to touch the sector, and companies are barely treading water