Gold prices lose altitude after November jobs report, but head for weekly gain

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Gold prices lose altitude after November jobs report, but head for weekly gain

Gold prices pared slight gains on Friday as a November report on job creation in the U.S. came in cooler than expected, marking a low for employment growth since the start of the COVID-19 recovery in May. But bullion remains on pace to notch its first weekly …
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Walmart announces new membership perk in attempt to compete with Amazon

Walmart has announced another online shopping membership perk, the retail giant’s latest move to compete with Amazon. As of Friday, the company is eliminating its $35 minimum purchase requirement for Walmart+ members to qualify for free shipping.
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North American stocks up in early trading, loonie tops 78 cents US

TORONTO – Gains in the mining and metals sector helped lift Canada’s main stock index in early trading, while the loonie rose to top 78 cents US. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 55.50 points at 17,453.52. In New York, the Dow Jones industrial …
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Listen, watch, give: CBC Manitoba's annual holiday campaign helps Harvest Manitoba

CBC Manitoba is hosting live events all day Friday as part of its annual Make the Season Kind fundraising campaign in support of Harvest Manitoba. There are three ways to donate: drop off food items at Harvest Manitoba at 1085 Winnipeg Ave., call …
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Oil moves up towards $50/barrel after OPEC+ supply compromise

LONDON (Reuters) – Brent crude oil futures rose to just under $50 a barrel on Friday as major producers agreed on a compromise to increase output slightly from January but continue the bulk of existing supply curbs to cope with coronavirus-hit demand.
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