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186Starbucks Corp tightens rewards program rules: ‘The more you spend, the more you get back’
LOS ANGELES – Starbucks Corp on Monday announced changes to the loyalty program that will mean some customers will need to spend...
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174Deal to privatize Opta Minerals raises concerns for minority shareholders
Welcome to Canada, where it appears the rules as practiced favour issuers, insiders and also the agents who service them. The rights...
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183Barrick Gold Corp estimates it will spend US$2 billion on Nevada, Peru projects if they proceed
Barrick Gold Corp, the world’s largest gold miner, estimated spending of about US$2 billion whether it decides to proceed with projects in...
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161OPEC acknowledges fears of U.S. shale: ‘I am not sure how we are going to live together’
HOUSTON ? The growing tensions between OPEC and non-OPEC producers came to the fore at a global energy conference here Monday. OPEC...
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213Ontario Chamber of Commerce calls for provincial government to help businesses transition to ORPP
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce says the province’s businesses will require offset measures to assist transition towards the new Ontario Retirement Pension...
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179Finance Minister Bill Morneau defends bigger deficits, sticking to Liberals’ stimulus script
OTTAWA – As debut performances go, Finance Minister Bill Morneau were able to stick close to the Liberal script on the need...
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201Downgrading Teck Resources after massive stock rally
Teck Resources Ltd.’s share price is with an incredible run. It is up a lot more than 80 percent because the company...
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171Federal government to allocate $250 million to help struggling Alberta deal with oil-price slump
OTTAWA – The federal government has confirmed plans to provide $251.4 million to Alberta within program designed to help provinces hit by...
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187When ‘social licence’ costs become unbearable
Social licences have become the premise of Justin Trudeau’s thought-provoking policy about energy-project developments. They have also be a major reason why...
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199Bill Morneau names Dominic Barton, head of McKinsey & Co., to government’s economic advisory council
Dominic Barton, the new head from the Liberal government’s economic advisory council, honed his leadership knowledge of Asia and his appointment Monday...
