(RTTNews) - Canadian Tire Corp., Ltd. (CDNTF.PK, CTC.TO), Friday announced the decision to retain 100 percent ownership of Canadian Tire Financial Services to boost its retail business and enhance ...

Canadian Tire's 'True North' strategy and loyalty program drive a 30% stock surge. Valuation suggests CTC stock is ...

Canadian Tire Financial Services has been integrated with CTC's retail business and customers for nearly three decades. It provides a competitive advantage – acquiring new accounts and issuing ...

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Scotiabank sells stake in Canadian Tire's financial arm back to retailer for C$895 million Bank of Nova Scotia is raising C$895 million ($647 million) in cash by selling back its 20% stake in the ...

Canadian Tire maintains an adequate financial position with reasonable leverage and liquidity, though we posit the firm will face some refinancing risk in the near future. The firm’s CAD 5.6 ...

Canadian Tire maintains an adequate financial position with reasonable leverage and liquidity, though we posit the firm will face some refinancing risk in the near future. The firm’s CAD 5.6 ...

Canadian Tire has bought back Bank of Nova Scotia's 20% stake in its financial services arm in a C$895 million ($647.14 million) cash transaction and is reviewing alternatives for the unit, the ...

Canadian Tire Financial Services and MasterCard Worldwide are introducing a uniquely shaped credit card with contactless technology featuring cash back rewards, tailored to young professionals.

In 2022, Canadian Tire Bank chose the Temenos platform “to replace its legacy core systems and is now extending its relationship with Temenos and moving to a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model.” ...

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Hudson’s Bay Co. ULC has entered into an agreement to sell its intellectual property, which includes the HBC stripes and other brand labels, to Canadian Tire Corp. for about $30 million, as part of ...