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Investors like TC Energy’s spin off of South Bow
Shares of both are more than 10 per cent higher than Oct. 1 split.
Digital Realty REIT captures AI growth
Its hyperscale data centres have A-list tech companies as customers.
Tim Hortons parent teams up with Walmart
Restaurant Brands International has been a poor market performer this year, trailing McDonald’s and Yum Brands by a big margin.
Yum! Brands builds on China presence
Sees growth also coming from India and Africa
Fast food giants battle weakening economy
Even with the current headwinds, they offer a strong value proposition.
Utilities rebound as rates fall
With three rate cuts since June this stodgy sector has come to life.
Nutrien struggles with low fertilizer prices
Despite its share price weakness, it raised its dividend in July for the 6th consecutive year.
Invesco Solar awaits recovery
Shares are down two thirds from their pandemic peak as high rates, trade wars drag sector down.
Telus, Loblaw, Well Health take aim at healthcare opportunities
Buying up outpatient clinics and selling practice management software to doctors creating new streams of revenue.
Adam Mayers 
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