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Indigo to go private. What changes could the retailer make off public markets? - National

Indigo secured approval from its shareholders on Monday to go private. Here's how that could change the Canadian retailer going forward.

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Danone Canada redefines the plant-based category with Silk Nextmilk™ - a new offering featuring a taste and texture so close to dairy, consumers won't believe it's plant-based

/CNW Telbec/ - Today, Danone Canada has redefined the plant-based category by launching Nextmilk™ under the Silk Canada brand - a new dairy-free beverage with.

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Strong get stronger: Retailers scout COVID-age property opportunities

Strong getting stronger: Retailers scouting property amid COVID Stephanie Hughes, BNN Bloomberg VIDEO SIGN OUT Amid shuttering storefronts and business closures, the pandemic’s small business devastation has brought discount real estate opportunities for retailers with bulked-up balance sheets. One of the companies picking up on this trend is Aritzia Inc. RBC analysts Irene Nattel, Alex Carette, and Martin Gravel found that the “current environment is likely to surface compelling real estate opportunities” for the company, expecting this expansion to drive stronger returns. Aritzia Chief Executive Officer Brian Hill described in a broadcast interview on Friday how new leases will help bolster the company’s performance through 2021. “We’re continuing to open and sign lease deals. We’ve never seen real estate opportunities like we’ve seen right now,” he said. 

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Strong getting stronger: Retailers scouting property amid COVID

Strong getting stronger: Retailers scouting property amid COVID Stephanie Hughes, BNN Bloomberg VIDEO SIGN OUT Amid shuttering storefronts and business closures, the pandemic’s small business devastation has brought discount real estate opportunities for retailers with bulked-up balance sheets. One of the companies picking up on this trend is Aritzia Inc. RBC analysts Irene Nattel, Alex Carette, and Martin Gravel found that the “current environment is likely to surface compelling real estate opportunities” for the company, expecting this expansion to drive stronger returns. Aritzia Chief Executive Officer Brian Hill described in a broadcast interview on Friday how new leases will help bolster the company’s performance through 2021. “We’re continuing to open and sign lease deals. We’ve never seen real estate opportunities like we’ve seen right now,” he said. 

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