Toronto Stock Exchange and Tim Hortons

Tim Hortons: The agreement is moving forward as planned, Tim Hortons spokesperson Scott Bonikowsky said in an email. As we ve said previously, this deal has always been driven by long-term growth and not by tax benefits, according to The Toronto Star, Canada. Burger Kings stock fell 83 cents U.S to close at $30.23 U.S. per share on the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday while on the Toronto Stock Exchange, shares of Tim Hortons fell 9 cents Canadian to close at $88.04 Canadian Plans by the U.S. Treasury Department to crack down on corporate inversions will not affect Burger King Worldwide Inc.s deal to buy Tim Hortons Inc. Still, investors fretted over what the move by the U.S. government could mean for other pending deals. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.