NEW YORK, June 12, 2000 (PRIMEZONE) -- Four leading analysts and top management from thirty-two sector firms examine the Business Services sector 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) 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.
Choquette commends Power Corporation of Canada (Toronto:POW.TO) for its track record. "POW is a tremendously successful company that has enjoyed 20 percent growth in earnings compounded annually over the last five years, and it has a tremendous track record over 75 years. Power Corp. is the senior holding company, owning Great West Life, which has the largest market share in every major insurance product in Canada. The company has a history of sound strategic positioning, creating a significant market presence in every business that it is in."
This 142-page Canadian Business Services Issue also features:
2) 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.
3) 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.
4) CEO interviews (average 3,500 words). Top management of thirty-two sector firms examine the outlook for their firm and the sector. Firms include:
AXXENT, COM DEV International, DTM Information Technology Group, International Absorbents, Microcell Telecommunications, Microforum, Mitec Telecom, Mobile Computing, Star Data Systems, AZCAR Technologies, Descartes Systems Group, InfoInterActive, InvestAmerica/Optica Communications, iTech Capital, ITI Education, Janna Systems, McCoy Bros., Microtec Enterprises, Mosaic Group, Multiactive Software, Q·Media Services, Rand A Technology, Research In Motion, Roger AT&T Wireless, Saturn, Sierra Systems Group, SureFire Commerce, TECSYS, Vector Aerospace, VERSUS Technologies, Tutogen Medical, Electric Fuel
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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