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Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said he’s not worried by the recent wave of businesses spinning off real estate assets into tax-preferred trusts.
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Investors are wagering Hudson’s Bay Co. will follow Canadian Tire Corp. in spinning off its property into a real estate investment trust.
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Canadian Tire Corp., the country’s largest sporting goods retailer, will create a C$3.5 billion ($3.5 billion) real estate investment trust in an initial public offering this year. The shares surged the most on record.
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Hudson’s Bay Co., the Canadian retailer that went public in November, is looking at creating a real estate investment trust.
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Hudson’s Bay Co., Canada’s oldest company, fell to its lowest since it went public in November after the company said “unusual weather patterns” led to lower than expected results in the first quarter.
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Retailers planning to open stores this year may have difficulty finding space in the most desirable malls and shopping centers, industry executives said.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will require private-fund advisers to register with the agency, opening hedge funds and private-equity funds to unprecedented scrutiny.
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Royal Bank of Canada took the top spot for arranging stock sales in Canada last year, displacing Toronto-Dominion Bank in the slowest year for equity financings since 2008.
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Ford Motor Co., lagging behind General Motors Co. and Volkswagen AG in China, will add the Lincoln luxury brand to its lineup of vehicles in the country as part of the company’s biggest expansion push in half a century.
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