Wednesday May 15th, 2013

Posted May 15, 2013 05:53:53 PM.

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Saj Karim and Mike Roberts discuss the results of yesterday’s provincial election in British Columbia, and what it might mean for the proposed energy pipeline developments in that province. They also highlight some of the key announcements coming out of this week’s Blackberry Live conference and what the impacts on Blackberry share price might be. The importance of corporate share buyback programs was also discussed and why it is something that should capture more attention from investors.

Listen:http://pmd.570news.com/podcasts/money_matters/Your-Money-Matters__2013-05-15.mp3

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