Financing
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Ontario writes off $445M in old Chrysler debt from bailout
The write-off forms the bulk of the Ontario government’s annual write-off of $607 million for last year
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Trudeau, Tusk open talks at EU summit on Canada-EU trade agreement
CETA would give Canadian businesses preferred access to 500 million European consumers and a $24-trillion market
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Unifor head supports Air Canada’s bid for Transat, citing stability
“It’s about a common-sense business model that keeps people employed instead of an industry that’s based on making a quick buck,” says Jerry Dias
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China launches STAR, tech stock market to boost industry
The STAR Market is viewed as a threat despite having no no direct link to Beijing’s tariff war with President Donald Trump
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Major economies raise red flags over Facebook’s Libra
The main gripe is that it uphold “the highest standards” of financial regulation to prevent money laundering or threats to financial stability
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Renault chief confident partnership with Nissan on track
There has been no effort to renew merger talks with Fiat-Chrysler, which halted discussions last month
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Rogers to open lab in Waterloo Region to develop commercial uses for 5G networks
Rogers says its Waterloo lab will complement other 5G research work at the University of British Columbia
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U.S. objects to French tax on tech firms at G 7 meeting
The rift risks feeding into broader disagreements, including on trade, after the U.S. imposed tariffs on some EU goods last year
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Companies to appear before panel today in public inquiry into B.C. gas prices
Oral hearings commence today as four oil and gas companies detail how factors like refinery closures affect prices at the pump
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CP Rail rakes in record second quarter revenue as traffic increases
Canada’s second-largest railroad operator reports six of its nine lines of business grew by double digits
