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‘Middle of the herd’ no more: Amazon tackles climate change
Amazon has ordered 100,000 electric vans that will start delivering packages to shoppers’ doorsteps in 2021
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Britain wants to avoid no-deal Brexit, says British envoy to Canada
The High Commissioner said her government’s goal is to come away from that European Council with a deal, which they want to get through Parliament before October 31
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Mitsubishi announces aircraft design centre in Montreal for SpaceJet series [UPDATED]
The Quebec government will lend Mitsubishi $12 million, which will be forgiven if the Japanese firm provides high-paid employment for 250 workers over five years
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All business is global: Stop losing on currency exchanges
Canadian Western Bank’s Mike Spiess offers insights for sprucing up a cash management strategy
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Four mistakes companies make when expanding to the U.S.
– and how to prevent them
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Conservation groups want U.S. to pressure Canada to protect right whales
Twenty-nine right whales have died in North American waters since 2017
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Japan court: TEPCO execs not guilty in Fukushima disaster
Lawyers representing the 5,700 Fukushima residents who filed the criminal complaint said they will push prosecutors to appeal the decision
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Coalition wants to bring electric vehicle production to Oshawa: Forum
Green Jobs Oshawa is hosting a public forum to discuss the possibility of electric vehicle production in Oshawa
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France floats tariffs on U.S. goods amid Airbus-Boeing dispute
“Trade wars are good for no one,” but Europe will react with retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods if the U.S. imposes sanctions over the plane subsidy dispute
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Huawei launches new phone with own version of Android
The world’s second-biggest smartphone maker is jockeying to save its business after the U.S. blocked access to components and technology in May on national security grounds
