Risk & Compliance
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China accuses U.S. of prejudice over human rights issues
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman reminds the U.S.: “When you point one finger, there are three fingers pointing back to you.”
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The art and science of analyzing Big Data
Among the data gaps: exposure to social science and humanities, and ground-level scalable ideas to bridge the data divide
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Vulnerable to attack: Businesses should boost cyber defences
The nature of the threat continues to evolve, but cyberattacks that lead to down time and lost data can be more costly for smaller companies than for larger businesses
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Toyota investing US$750M at 5 U.S. plants, creating 600 jobs [UPDATED]
The latest investments are at facilities in Alabama, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee and West Virginia
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French leader, others urge speed in climate change fight
French President Emmanuel Macron said the world should follow the example of Kenya, which now gets 75 per cent of its power from renewable resources
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Federal budget expected to have more wiggle room, even with weaker outlook
An abrupt deceleration in economic growth at the end of 2018 dimmed the outlook
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Justin Trudeau cabinet resignations a rarity in Canadian history
Even though ministerial resignations on principle, policy or political strategy are rare, the historic Wilson-Raybould saga could usher in a new era for federal cabinet governance
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NATO weighing whether Huawei poses security threat
The biggest maker of network technology is being scrutinized for the possibility it may facilitate espionage on behalf of China’s ruling party
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NASA’s new rocket won’t be ready for moon shot next year
NASA will decide in the next couple of weeks whether to stick with its rocket and delay – or go commercial for this one-test flight
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Sobeys parent starts to gain market share after troubled Safeway acquisition
Empire’s tonnage, the industry term for the number of units sold, grew 1.5 per cent for the 13 week period ending Feb. 2
