The next Proactive One2One Investor Forum will take place in early June as we showcase another batch of exciting junior companies in Toronto, with the event focused on Canadian National Stock Exchange-listed equities. The event kicks off on June 6th in Toronto at 5:30 pm, at the Toronto Region Board of Trade - 77 Adelaide Street West, Suite 350. 

The Proactive Investors One2One forum promises to provide them direct access to the bosses of some of the nation’s most dynamic growth companies. The two firms, Curis Resources (TSE:CUV) and Canamex Resources (CVE:CSQ), will make a 20 minute pitch followed by a 10 minute inquisition by a roomful of potential Dragons.

Proactive Investors will be at the centre of the action next week at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, giving private investors the chance to meet management from several global mineral exploration companies. 

With further quantitative easing action looming, gold is rebounding and prices have hit five-month highs in recent days. 

ProactiveInvestors’ One2One Forum provides the perfect opportunity to get a real understanding of oil and gas market dynamics through informative, top-notch industry speakers, who will examine the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, while also addressing business strategies and solutions.

Canadian media group Quebecor (TSE:QBR.A)(TSE:QBR.B) Tuesday posted a 29 per cent drop in profits as it took a goodwill impairment charge in the third quarter.

Media company Thomson Reuters (TSE:TRI) Friday posted a rise in third-quarter earnings despite challenging conditions in the quarter.

Media company News Corp. (NASDAQ:NWSA) said late Wednesday that it swung to a $1.5 billion loss in the fourth quarter, after it wrote off $3 billion in restructuring and impairment charges.

Thomson Reuters Corp. (NYSE:TRI)(TSE:TRI) said Tuesday second-quarter earnings rose 63 per cent amid sales growth at its tax and accounting unit driven by acquisitions and software sales.

Global news and information provider Thomson Reuters (NYSE:TRI) Monday agreed to buy electronic foreign exchange platform FX Alliance (NYSE:FX), known by its trade name FXall, for about $625 million in cash.