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164U.S. Federal Reserve, Bank of England at different interest rate crossroads
OTTAWA – Two of the world’s most powerful central banks will probably end up at odds this week. U.S. wage strength backs...
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170Ross McKitrick: How politicians wrecked the case for carbon taxes
The existing policy framework has destroyed the possibility for carbon taxes to achieve efficiency In his March 2 article, “The cheapest way...
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191Wall Street tours Tesla factory — and loves what it sees — as company poised to release its first mass-market car
Wall Street analysts happen to be touring Tesla’s massive factory in Fremont, Calif., and they’re returning with similar conclusion: Elon Musk’s electric-vehicle...
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185Trudeau government to post $30B deficit in federal budget, forgo additional stimulus, sources say
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will post a deficit of approximately $30 billion in his first budget in a few days, signalling he...
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152New Millennium Iron Corp board fends off dissidents in proxy fight
The current directors of New Millennium Iron Corp. could keep their jobs after they narrowly fended off a dissident shareholder group in...
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197Vern Krishna: Tax law chips away at the tradition of solicitor-client privilege
Professional communications between taxpayers and their legal advisers are privileged from disclosure to third parties. Legal privilege, the oldest common law right,...
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158Deutsche Boerse AG and London Stock Exchange Group Plc seal $30-billion trading tie-up to counter U.S. threat
FRANKFURT/LONDON – Deutsche Boerse AG and London Stock Exchange Group Plc (LSE) agreed to combine inside a US$30-billion deal to create a...
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149Uber, Zipcar and other ride-sharing services likely to take a bite out of car sales, study finds
As traditional automakers scramble to purchase ride-hailing and car-sharing services, a new study implies that they’re probably going to end up cannibalizing...
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166Jack M. Mintz: Both U.S. parties are building walls against Canada, too
With the votes set for the “Super Tuesday 2” primaries, we are closer than ever than narrowing which candidates is going to...
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171Canada’s biggest oil producers are sitting on a near-record pile of cash amid price rout
Canada’s biggest oil producers are located on a near-record pile of money, providing them with the resources to keep investing and manage...
