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175The process of raising US$700 million to start Karnalyte’s potash mine in Saskatchewan
A good deal of creativity was forced to generate US$700 million indebted and equity to match the making of a potash mine...
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169$19 billion default wave poised to come crashing down as debt catches up to oil boom
Investors are facing US$19 billion in energy defaults because the worst oil crash inside a generation leaves drillers can not stay afloat....
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165Oil falls back below US$40 as Iran dashes hopes for quick deal on output
LONDON – Oil fell on Monday after Iran dashed hopes of a coordinated production freeze any time soon, returning bearish sentiment to...
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184Victoria Gold: Cash and Gold in the Yukon
Victoria Gold: Cash and Gold within the Yukon Junior gold explorers have had a tough couple of years. Gold prices were down...
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165The U.S. bull market staggers to its seventh birthday
The bull market celebrates seven years this month, but economists say that increased volatility and also the decreasing effectiveness of monetary “bazookas”...
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158Mutual fund regulator collected just 16 per cent of fines ordered last year
The Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada collected about 16 per cent of fines imposed last year in disciplinary actions, based on...
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207Could oil’s long, dark winter finally be over? Why there’s reason to be pessimistic
Since the Saudis lopped off the head of oil price support in December 2014, energy investors – as well as energy companies...
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163Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc gets unsolicited bid from China-led group that tops Marriott’s offer
U.S. hotel operator Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc received a higher buyout offer from the consortium led by China’s Anbang Insurance...
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166Iran’s oil output surges most since 1997 as sanctions end, OPEC says
Iranian oil production climbed last month by the most in almost 2 decades following a end of international sanctions, based on OPEC....
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193Purveyors of pot work to shake off the ‘Reefer Madness’ stigma, rebrand cannabis
TORONTO – You won’t find brightly coloured bongs or bubble gum-flavoured rolling papers displayed from the backdrop of exposed brick and modern,...
