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Old facilities, changing times, catch up to three western livestock feed plants
Consolidation on both the producer side and manufacturing side of the feed business hamper production plants on the Prairies
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Diplomats visit Canadian think tank expert in China custody
Canadian consular officials visited with Michael Kovrig, who has been accused by Chinese official media of acting with Canadian businessman Michael Spavor to steal state secrets
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Apps cost too much? Court allows suit adding to Apple’s woes
The ruling threatens to throw a monkey wrench in Apple’s efforts to increase the revenue generated from its app store. iPhone sales are in their deepest slump since the product hit the market 12 years ago
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Magellan Aerospace signs agreement with BAE Systems for F-35 aircraft assemblies
Magellan is targeting to produce more than 1,000 ship sets of horizontal tail assemblies over the life of the F-35 program
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Cannabis company Aphria says president Jakob Ripshtein resigning June 7
Aphria is still looking for a permanent chief executive since Vic Neufeld announced in January he would step aside
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Sale of Aeroplan business boosts Aimia’s first quarter profit to $1.05B
Aimia completed the sale of the Aeroplan loyalty program to Air Canada in January
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Gerald Schwartz: The man behind Onex and the WestJet deal
Schwartz is married to Heather Reisman – founder and CEO of Indigo Books and Music – and the son of Izzy Asper, founder of CanWest Capital
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Hit with arrest of ex-chair Ghosn, Nissan profit nose dives
Nissan’s chief executive, Hiroto Saikawa blamed the poor performance on an overly aggressive sales growth strategy led by former chairman Carlos Ghosn
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Volkswagen to invest 1B euros in battery production plant
The factory is part of Volkswagen AG’s effort to electrify its vehicles
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Google opens German centre to improve data privacy
The Silicon Valley tech giant’s new privacy focused engineering centre is located in Munich, Germany
