The Globe’s stars and dogs for the week GlobeInvestor
It’s quaint to think of our ancestors stuffing wads of paper currency in small, flat pocket cases they called “wallets.” The only people who carry cash these days are drug dealers, and we barely even need them now that the government is slinging weed. Visa gets this, as it increasingly profits from a post-cash reality.
, which is embroiled in a variety of scandals at the moment. But the big banks are in there, too! Gone from the 60, meanwhile, will be ARC Resources Ltd. and Crescent Point Energy Corp. – displaced by an e-commerce platform for the masses, in yet another indignity inflicted on the oil patch.You know when something looks half decent on you in the store, but then you get home, you try it on and there’s Quasimodo looking back at you in the mirror? Gap shareholders know the feeling.
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