Rising dollar may hit insurers, report says

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Industry analysts said that profits for insurance companies in Canada are expected to decline in 2004 by up to 9 percent. Analysts at CIBC World Markets Inc. said that the rising Canadian dollar may cut into insurers' earnings.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Reports, Insurance companies, Dollar (Canada), Company pricing policy, CIBC World Markets Corp., Industry forecasts

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IPO completes Paterson's comeback

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Former head of Yorkton Securities Inc., Scott Paterson, has launched initial public offerings for Jump TV, his new internet television company.

Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, Services introduction, New Products/Services, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Television broadcasting industry, Company service introduction, Service introduction, Paterson, Scott, Internet television

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Investors set to sue CIBC over Enron settlement

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The reasons behind the class action lawsuit by shareholders against Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce are examined.

Commercial Banks, Legal issues & crime, Legal/Government Regulation, Banking industry, Company legal issue, Cases, Investor relations, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

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