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 TORONTO 鈥?ATB Financial   new chief executive has a tough act to follow.Tuesday marks Curtis Stange   first day of work at the helm after ATB Financial president and CEO Dave Mowat retired at the end of June.Mowat helped d stanley spain rive technological innovation at the Alberta-based bank 鈥?Canada   only bank that i stanley termosar s also a Crown corporation 鈥?to keep up with, and sometimes outpace, Canada   biggest Bay Street financial institutions.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Technology continues to reshape the financial services landscape, as Canadian consumers increasingly conduct their banking online or via smartphone rather than in physical branches.Canada   Big Five banks have ramped up spending on innovation, while also moving to streamline their banks to adjust to new face of banking in the digital realm.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                        stanley cup           With $51.9 billion in total assets, 5,000 employees and 750,000 customers across Alberta, ATB Financial is a fraction of the size of the Big Five banks 鈥?but its comparatively small footprint may be an advantage when it comes to deploying technological change.ATB, for example, rolled out its Facebook Messenger chatbot that can facilitate payments last February, months ahead of many of its much larger competitors.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It was just one of the technological changes Mowat oversaw during h Udpv McGibbon condo project back on agenda at Halton Hills Council
 TORONTO 鈥?Canada 8 stanley cup 217  main stock index dipped on rising COVID-19 infections but still outperformed its U.S. counterparts as the materials sector surged with the price of gold hitting a near nine-year high.In general, equity markets are taking a bit of a breather after an extended stretch of gains in the last week, which likely sparked some profit-taking, said Candice Bangsund, portfolio manager for Fiera Capital.The SP/TSX composite index closed down 74.17 points at 15,595.50.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In New York, the Dow Jones industrial aver stanley deutschland age was down 396.85 points at 25,890.18. The SP 500 index was down 34.40 points at 3,145.32, while the Nasdaq composite was down 89.76 points at 10,343.89 after setting a record high of 10,518.98 in earlier trading.Markets slipped on continued attention to rising COVID-19 infections in the U.S. that has prompted some states to reverse reopenings.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Stock markets have been fairly resilient to these headlines but investors are taking profits given that there   still a lot of uncertainty out there as t stanley france o the progression of the virus and of course the global economy as well, Bangsund said in an interview.Materials was the leading sector on the TSX, gaining two per cent as the August gold contract was up US$16.40 at US$1,809.90 an ounce. That   the highest level since Aug. 22, 201