For a long time, the most valuable company in Canada, as measured by their stock market value, was the Royal Bank of Canada. Banks are a nice steady business that throw off lots of cash every year and it made sense that RBC was king of the hill.
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Friday, April 25
A Potash bubble?
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DavidAkin
on Fri 25 Apr 2008 06:15 PM EDT
For a long time, the most valuable company in Canada, as measured by their stock market value, was the Royal Bank of Canada. Banks are a nice steady business that throw off lots of cash every year and it made sense that RBC was king of the hill.
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