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A Toronto woman posted a TikTok describing her “distressing” experience after being charged over $7K for Domino's Pizza and struggling to get a refund from Scotiabank.
Statistics Canada reports Canada's economy grew by 2.2 percent in the first quarter. This exceeds expectations. Exports ...
The gains follow a dismal stretch last year when the lender ran afoul of U.S. regulators over its flawed anti-money ...
Pending the outcome of a new U.S. trade court ruling, we can exhale at least a bit when it comes to real estate and mortgage ...
A couple of zeros was mistakenly added to a $72 order, causing a long, drawn-out dispute with the pizza chain and the bank.
RB Advisors most recent paper The Mag 7 becomes the Mid 7 (I am 90 per cent certain Mr. Bernstein himself wrote it) talks ...
Discover Scotiabank's Q2 2025 earnings call highlights, including 5%-7% EPS growth targets, dividend increases, strategic capital returns, and insights ...
Scotiabank recorded a drop in net income to 1.98 billion Canadian dollars (US$1.44 billion) for its fiscal second quarter against C$2.07 billion a year earlier. "Scotiabank Lifts Dividend, to Buy Back ...
Bank of Nova Scotia on Tuesday missed quarterly earnings estimates, burdened by a larger than expected sum of money put aside ...
Scotiabank (TSX: BNS) has reported their Q2 2025 financials, headlined by a net income of $2.03 billion, down 3% from $2.09 billion a year earlier, as a sharp rise in credit-loss provisions weighed on ...
Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS), commonly known as Scotiabank, posted weaker-than-expected earnings in the second quarter of its ...
Against the backdrop the bank moved to raise its quarterly dividend on outstanding shares by 4 cents to C$1.10 a share. It also said it would seek regulatory approval to buy back up to 20 million of ...
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