
Mathieu Dion
Montreal Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News
Montreal Bureau Chief at Bloomberg | English/Français | Views = mine | [email protected]
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1 week ago |
fa-mag.com | Chunzi Xu |Mathieu Dion
Greenlight Capital Inc. founder David Einhorn is long Europe, particularly the region’s industrials, after seeing tailwinds from government stimulus efforts, falling global energy prices and the prospect of a peace deal in Ukraine. Einhorn is also wary of America’s ability to accept pain when it comes to a trade war with China, because “no one seems to be interested in empty shelves,” he said in an interview at the Sohn conference in Montreal on Wednesday.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Chunzi Xu |Mathieu Dion
David Einhorn. (Bloomberg) -- Greenlight Capital Inc. founder David Einhorn is long Europe, particularly the region’s industrials, after seeing tailwinds from government stimulus efforts, falling global energy prices and the prospect of a peace deal in Ukraine. Einhorn is also wary of America’s ability to accept pain when it comes to a trade war with China, because “no one seems to be interested in empty shelves,” he said in an interview at the Sohn conference in Montreal on Wednesday.
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bloomberg.com | Mathieu Dion
The Canadian government’s business financing arm is urging the country’s investors to deploy more cash into startups and growth companies that need it, as the trade war with the US casts a chilling effect on Canada’s venture capital market. “We foresee a difficult year for VC,” Genevieve Bouthillier, executive vice-president at BDC Capital, said in an interview. “Today more than ever, we need Canadian investors to invest in Canadian companies.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Mathieu Dion
The Canadian government’s business financing arm is urging the country’s investors to deploy more cash into startups and growth companies that need it, as the trade war with the US casts a chilling effect on Canada’s venture capital market. “We foresee a difficult year for VC,” Genevieve Bouthillier, executive vice-president at BDC Capital, said in an interview. “Today more than ever, we need Canadian investors to invest in Canadian companies.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Mathieu Dion
The Canadian government’s business financing arm is urging the country’s investors to deploy more cash into startups and growth companies that need it, as the trade war with the US casts a chilling effect on Canada’s venture capital market. “We foresee a difficult year for VC,” Genevieve Bouthillier, executive vice-president at BDC Capital, said in an interview. “Today more than ever, we need Canadian investors to invest in Canadian companies.
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