Not exact matches
In the second quarter, Foot Locker had earnings of $ 51 million, or 39
cents a share,
down from $ 127 million, or 94
cents a share, a year earlier.
On Tuesday, the company's shares were
down 55
cents to C$ 8.78 on the TSX and off 29
cents to US$ 8.53
in New York.
Brent crude, the international benchmark, fell about 69
cents at the time of the tweet, before trading
down 0.8 percent at $ 73.17 a barrel as of 2:31 p.m.
in London.
Brent crude futures were
down 49
cents at $ 73.57 a barrel by 0911 GMT, while U.S. «Underlying sentiment is bullish... we've got an important decision from Trump coming up
in May and we have OPEC potentially trying to» overtighten'the market,» Saxo Bank senior manager Ole Hansen said.
Both cities are cooling — according to Realosophy, sales of freehold houses
in the Greater Toronto Area are
down 26 per
cent over the past month — and prices could follow.
New car sales
in Western Australia have continued to lag behind the national trend, with sales
down 8.4 per
cent in August.
Shares
in chocolate retailer Yowie Group dropped 21 per
cent today after the company announced sales
in the United States so far this quarter have been well
down on expectations thanks to growing competition.
New vehicle sales
in Western Australia were
down 15.8 per
cent in May, adding to a sharp decline
in year - to - date activity, though one bright spot was a pick - up
in sales of luxury marques.
Motor vehicles sales
in Western Australia for the year to November are
down 8.5 per
cent on the same period last year, with sports utility vehicles the only part of the market that held up.
New car sales were
down 11.6 per
cent in Western Australia, with nearly 1,000 fewer cars sold
in the month of April.
This financial picture, combined with the labour strife, has forced its share price below 90
cents,
down from $ 1.10
in January and a tiny fraction of its value five years ago, when it traded at close to $ 20.
They put
down five per
cent and moved
in.
Western Australian automotive sales have gone against the national trend for the month of July,
down nearly 13 per
cent on those of July 2014, despite a national increase
in sales.
The number of Canadian homes sold
in March plunged 23 per
cent and the national average price was
down 10 per
cent from the same month last year amid double - digit plunges
in most housing markets across the country, according to the latest monthly sales data released Friday.
Home sales across the country have dropped
in the wake of several government policy measures, including a stress test for home buyers with a
down payment of more than 20 per
cent, that were implemented to cool the country's hot housing market.
Adjusted income from continuing operating activities for the quarter totalled $ 78.7 million or 33
cents per share
in the quarter,
down from $ 84.7 million or 35
cents per share a year earlier.
On the Toronto Stock Exchange, the airline's shares, which tripled last year, closed
down three
cents at $ 8.77
in Tuesday trading.
However, the number of moviegoers during that period dropped to 17.8 million,
down nine per
cent from the 19.6 million who headed to theatres
in the year - earlier period.
Information technology stocks were
down 0.7 per
cent as Research
In Motion (TSX: BB) lost 7.8 per
cent, or 86
cents, to $ 10.22 after surprising investors with a first - quarter loss on Friday.
New car sales
in Western Australia have continued the 2015 trend of slipping further away from the national increase, with sales
down 8.8 per
cent in September.
Iron ore explorer Gindalbie Metals has detailed a $ 586 million loss for the financial year, which was previously flagged on the back of a write -
down of its 48 per
cent stake
in the Karara project.
However, Barrick Gold (TSX: ABX) was one of the biggest decliners
in the sector,
down 7.7 per
cent, after announcing last week a delay to its US$ 8.5 - billion Pascua - Lama project
in South America.
That was
down on budgeted revenue of $ 32.2 million and largely a consequence of an 8 per
cent drop
in levies paid from residential construction.
GAAP EPS of $ 1.62 included 15
cents of net restructuring charges and other significant items and was
down 6 percent versus the prior year, reflecting the absence of a one - time gain booked
in Q1 2017.
Shares
in Research In Motion were down 73 cents, or 5.1 per cent, to $ 13.40 on the Toronto Stock Exchange in afternoon tradin
in Research
In Motion were down 73 cents, or 5.1 per cent, to $ 13.40 on the Toronto Stock Exchange in afternoon tradin
In Motion were
down 73
cents, or 5.1 per
cent, to $ 13.40 on the Toronto Stock Exchange
in afternoon tradin
in afternoon trading.
However, Vancouver reported that the MLS home price index composite benchmark price for all residential properties
in Greater Vancouver was $ 593,100,
down 3.9 per
cent compared with a year ago.
Shares
in Sun - Rype, which revealed the proposal after the close of markets Friday, closed
down 29
cents at $ 5.76 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Foreign investment
in Canada has dropped precipitously this year — $ 2 billion so far
in 2013,
down 92 per
cent from $ 27 billion during the same period last year, Prentice says.
The energy sector dipped slightly as concerns about global energy demand sent the July crude contract
down 50
cents to US$ 93.65 a barrel
in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Compared to the recent record high peak set
in April 2014 ($ 2,295 per week), average earnings are
down nearly 10 per
cent.
After stripping out restructuring charges, GE earned 29
cents per share from continuing operations
in the third quarter,
down 9 percent from the period a year earlier.
Currently, the app price goes
down to 99
cents in the off - season, and returns to the full - season price when spring training starts.
New vehicle sales
in Western Australia continue to perform far below last year, with year - to - date sales
down 7.9 per
cent for the same period
in 2013, according to new figures from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries.
In the last quarter before completing the acquisition, Innergex had net earnings of $ 3.5 million or five cents per share, down from $ 8.8 million or eight cents per share last year after an increase in financing costs and other financial impairment
In the last quarter before completing the acquisition, Innergex had net earnings of $ 3.5 million or five
cents per share,
down from $ 8.8 million or eight
cents per share last year after an increase
in financing costs and other financial impairment
in financing costs and other financial impairments.
Brent crude, which is used to price international varieties of oil, was
down 47
cents to $ 112.86 per barrel on the ICE Futures exchange
in London.
«Once shareholders get that idea of $ 1.37
in their minds,» he says, «getting it
down to 83
cents is going to be hard.»
By early afternoon
in Europe, benchmark oil for November delivery was
down 21
cents at $ 91.91 a barrel
in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The organic variety goes for 69
cents a pound
in a Manhattan store,
down from Sunday's price of 99
cents a pound.
Shares
in the convenience store and gas station operator (TSX: ATD.B) closed
down $ 3.04, or five per
cent, at C$ 58.35 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
The Canadian dollar averaged 78.57
cents US,
down 0.59 of a US
cent as inflation numbers came
in below analyst expectations.
On the Toronto Stock Exchange, CGI's shares were
down 73
cents, or 1.54 per
cent, at $ 46.54
in morning trading Wednesday.
The quarterly profit amounted to 76
cents per diluted share,
down 24 per
cent from $ 532 million, or 93
cents,
in the same quarter of 2013.
However, when compared to last March, the average price of a home
in the GTA was
down 14.2 per
cent to $ 784,558 last month, a decrease from the average of $ 915,126
in the same month last year.
The company's senior unsecured bonds due
in 2018 last traded Thursday at 5.25
cents on the dollar,
down from 72
cents the week before the bankruptcy filing, according to Trace bond - price data.
Sales were
down in seven provinces including Quebec, which saw a 1.1 per
cent decline to $ 13.2 billion.
The S&P / TSX composite index was
down 228.57 points to 15,442.68, led by a more than six per
cent decline
in the energy sector.
Elsewhere
in commodities, the March natural gas contract was
down a
cent at US$ 2.59 per mmBTU and the March copper contract was up seven
cents to US$ 3.24 a pound.
Barrick's share price was
down about 3.8 per
cent to $ 16.49
in late afternoon trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Target's stock, traded on the New York Stock Exchange, was last
down by 60
cents in choppy pre-market trading.
Elsewhere
in commodities, the April natural gas contract was up three
cents at US$ 2.78 per mmBTU and the May copper contract was
down two
cents to US$ 3.14 a pound.