NEW YORK, June 13,2000 (PRIMEZONE) -- Four leading analysts and top management from thirty-two sector firms examine Canadian Business Services in the latest issue of The Wall Street Transcript (212/952-7433) or http://www.twst.com/info/info110.htm.
In a vital review of this sector for investors and industry professionals, this valuable 142-page Special Issue features:
1) CEO interviews (average 3,400 words). Top management of thirty-two sector firms examine the outlook for their firm and the sector. For a complete list of CEO interviews, see http://www.twst.com/info/info110.htm.
Speaking about his goals for ITI Education (Toronto:ITK.TO), CEO Gary Blandford says, "I would like to see ITI grow to 25 schools by 2005 or sooner, producing upwards of 10,000 graduates per year. In terms of revenue, such growth would take us to about $300 million in revenue."
This 142-page Canadian Business Services Issue also includes:
2) Investing in Canada - In an in-depth (2,400 words) Analyst Interview, Mark Bonham, Founder of Strategic Value Corporation, discusses the outlook for the sector, including merger and acquisition activity, fixed income investments, and shares specific stock recommendations.
3) Canadian Mutual Funds & Financial Services - In an in-depth (5,000 words) Analyst Interview, Kevin Choquette, a Director, & Michele Weise, an analyst, both with Scotia Capital Markets, discuss the outlook for the sector, including the banking system differences between Canada and the US, investing approaches to mutual funds, interest rate outlook, and share specific stock recommendations.
4) Canadian Broadcasting & Media Stocks - In an in-depth (3,800 words) Analyst Interview, Megan Anderson at Yorkton Securities, discusses the outlook for the sector, including increased newspaper competition, Canadian dot-coms, regulation at the CRTC, and shares specific stock recommendations.
To obtain a copy of this 142-page Canadian Business Services issue, call (212) 952-7433 or see http://www.twst.com/info/info110.htm.
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