Consumer banking boosts TD results

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Toronto Dominion Bank's second quarter earnings rise 2 percent due to its consumer banking operations.

Brief Article, Toronto Dominion Bank

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Scotiabank shares slip despite earnings

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Bank of Nova Scotia's (Scotiabank's) shares have fallen slightly a day after the bank posted record earnings for the fourth quarter and full year. Some analysts thought that the bank's strong performance is mostly indicated in its share price. Scotiabank posted a $566 million for the three months ended Oct. 31, a $497 million boost from a year earlier.

Bank of Nova Scotia

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Deutsche bank to share bailout risk: Air Canada unions won't promise an added $200-million in concessions

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Deutsche Bank AG has struck side deals with several key Air Canada creditors to share the risk and potential rewards in its multimillion-dollar rescue deal. A statement made by Air Canada indicates that Deutsche Bank agreement includes a provision that Robert Milton would remain the airline's chief executive officer but does not contemplate any financial consideration for his retention.

Germany, Financial management, Contracts & orders received, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Contracts & orders let, Airlines, Contracts, Contract agreement, Investor relations, Company financing, Air Canada, Deutsche Bank AG (Frankfurt, Germany), DB

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