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tobacco

City-wide tobacco ban proposed in Westminster, Massachusetts

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Westminster, Massachusetts, is considering an outright ban of the sale of all tobacco products within city limits. If it goes through then it will...
Sainsbury's

Sainsbury’s to abandon giant new store program and slash dividends

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In a fight for survival, Sainsbury’s is expected to scrap its huge new store opening program and slash its dividend, as fierce competition from...
Municipal spending in Alberta 2000-2012

Runaway spending in Alberta municipalities unsustainable, says CFIB report

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From 2000 to 2012, expenditure by Alberta municipalities increased at an unsustainable rate, says a new report published on Thursday by the Canadian Federation...

ICBC is China’s chosen bank for Yuan clearing in Canada

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State-run Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. (ICBC) is the bank of choice for Yuan clearing in Canada, the People’s Bank of China...

Fallowfield crossing danger warning from Transport Canada to City of Ottawa

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There is a threat to safety at the Fallowfield level crossing, a Transport investigator has warned the City of Ottawa. John Valencik, a Transport...
Stonehenge Tunnel proposal

Stonehenge tunnel would boost UK economy, says CBI chief

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The construction of a tunnel under Stonehenge would help boost the UK economy, says John Cridland, Director General of the Confederation of British Industry...
jobs

214,000 jobs created in the US in October, wage growth stagnant

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In October a total of 214,000 new jobs were created in the United States, a bit shy of estimates, but still high enough to...
Canada

LNG Canada project may cost C$40bn, says Shell

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The LNG Canada project to liquefy natural gas for export to Asian nations may come with a C$40 billion price tag when completed, Royal...
Julian Rifat, former Moore Capital trader

Julian Rifat admits to insider dealing, UK

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Julian Rifat, who worked at Moore Capital as a hedge fund trader, has pleaded guilty to eight incidences of insider dealing. His passing on...
Canada

Update 1: Canada and China sign currency deal, but what about prisoners?

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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang announced the signing of a reciprocal currency deal that they say will bolster trade...