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186Canada still lagging behind U.S. growth, and at this point, we’re nowhere close to catching up
OTTAWA – Divergence in North American economies shows little manifestation of narrowing. While the U.S. economy performed much better than expected within...
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182Warren Buffett accuses U.S. presidential candidates of making economy seem worse than it is
OMAHA, Neb. – The United States’ economy is in better shape compared to presidential candidates allow it to be seem, investor Warren Buffett...
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184Legal review of Canada-EU trade deal complete, likely to come into force in 2017
OTTAWA – The us government says the legal overview of Canada’s free trade cope with the European Union has been completed –...
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204RBC postpones investor day following death of City National chairman emeritus
Royal Bank of Canada has postponed a trader day that planned to discuss the current acquisition of Los Angeles-based City National Bank,...
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169China moves to boost banks’ lending, signalling renewed focus on growth over yuan
China’s latest easing move signals that shoring up growth is the government’s top priority even when doing so further weakens the yuan...
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218Canada’s next ‘gold-plated trade deal’ with European Union getting closer to reality
OTTAWA – Now that Canada and the Eu have “scrubbed” the legal text of the long-promised free-trade agreement, governments on both sides...
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183Home Capital Group CEO Gerald Soloway to step down after 30 years with mortgage lender
Home Capital Group Inc. chief executive Gerald Soloway is stepping down after almost 3 decades at the helm from the mortgage lender....
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242Bank of Canada warns of email scams claiming to come from the central bank
OTTAWA – The Bank of Canada is issuing an alert about email and social media scams that are claiming to come in...
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231Saskatchewan ranked best mining jurisdiction in Canada, second best in the world
Western Australia is the greatest mining jurisdiction on the planet, while Saskatchewan is a close second. That is the conclusion of Canada’s...
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174New takeover rules limiting poison pills will make it harder to bring hostile bids
Canadian regulators don’t tinker frequently with the technical nuts and bolts from the country’s takeover regime. But new rules to limit using...
