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Canadian trade unexpectedly shrank in August on weak exports
Canadian trade with the rest of the world dropped in August on lower car exports, suggesting the recovery may be losing steam sooner than economists…
PECO Pallet, Inc. announces definitive agreement to be acquired by Alinda Capital Partners and USS
Leading North America pallet systems provider to be acquired by global investment firm focused on essential infrastructure and UK’s largest private pension fund
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Boris Johnson vows to get U.K. back to normal next year
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised more generous home loans for millions of young first-time buyers as he vowed to use the coronavirus crisis as…
U.S. raises China concerns over Israel’s sale of largest seaport
The U.S. is working to find American bidders for Israel’s largest port to counter China’s clout in the Middle East, adding drama to a deal…
German factory orders jump with exports delivering special boost
German factory orders rose for a fourth month in the latest sign that the country’s industry-heavy economy is faring better than its services-focused peers in…
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U.S. takes stake in battery-metals firm to wean itself off China
The U.S. government has taken an equity stake in a battery-metals company in a move that undercuts dependence on China for a key material used…
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Brexit timeline: One month to get a deal or messy breakup
U.K. and European Union negotiators are heading into an intense two weeks of negotiations to try and secure a comprehensive trade agreement after seven months…
COVID ‘lockdowns’ fail to stop €85 million of cargo thefts
Over €85 million of products were stolen from air, road, sea and rail freight supply chains in 46 countries in the Europe, Middle East &…
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Brexit negotiators brace for summit showdown as talks drag
The stage is set for a showdown on Brexit at a European Union summit next week.
U.S. opens trade case to probe Vietnam currency undervaluation
The U.S. announced it’s opening a trade investigation into Vietnam’s currency policy to determine whether an undervalued dong hurts American businesses.