Electronics
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Trudeau vows to stand firm against ‘increasingly assertive’ China
Tensions between Canada and China spring from Canada’s arrest of Chinese telecom executive Meng Wanzhou and China’s detention of two Canadians
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Huawei executive’s defence team alleges Canadians were ‘agents’ of the FBI
Notes show the RCMP asked the FBI if the U.S. was interested in Meng’s luggage and that a Canadian border officer questioned her about Huawei’s alleged business in Iran
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Credit card rewards programs thrive with long-term digital relationships, Deloitte
Credit card issuers see an opportunity to lure customers while they’re young, rewarding them for the spending they’re doing anyway while also converting them into long-term cardholders
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Manufacturing sales beat forecasts in June despite falling 1.2%, says StatCan
Sales were down in 16 of 21 industries, representing 68% of total manufacturing sales. Petroleum and coal product sales fell 3.8% to $6.3 billion in June
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Border official questioned Huawei’s Meng on alleged business in Iran: court documents
Meng Wanzhou’s defence team plans to argue that her arrest at the Vancouver airport on Dec. 1 was unlawful
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Huawei expects no relief from U.S. sanctions but is confident
Huawei’s founder doesn’t want relief from U.S. sanctions if China has to make concessions in a tariff war – even if his daughter faces a longer legal struggle
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Bell says it will cut back on rural broadband program after CRTC rate cut
Bell is cutting back 20 per cent on a rural internet program in reaction to a rates set last week by the regulator help to improve competition and lower prices
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North American stock markets start week higher on easing of trade angst
The catalyst for Monday’s increases was the Trump administration extending a limited reprieve on U.S. technology sales to Huawei
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U.S. gives Huawei a 90-day reprieve on technology trade ban
The Commerce Department said the delay will give users more time to transition away from goods made by Huawei
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Eurozone inflation even lower than thought in July at 1%
The core rate, which strips out the volatile items of energy, food, alcohol and tobacco, was even lower at 0.9%
