Risk & Compliance
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Ontario’s top court allowing rare livestream of carbon price legal fight
The court is making an exception by allowing the public to livestream court proceedings
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Canada to boost presence overseas to attract more international students
The sector supported nearly 170,000 jobs in 2016 and had greater economic impacts than Canada’s exports of auto parts, aircraft and lumber
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U.K. found to be hottest investment destination despite Brexit
Britain remains an “open environment for foreign investors” even in the midst of the Brexit chaos, says Steve Krouskos, a global vice chair at EY
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Best Buy names new CEO as Hubert Joly steps down
Corie Barry, 43, will become the fifth CEO in Best Buy’s 53-year history
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Big pharma might cut R&D, delay new drugs if pharmacare means more generics: memo
A major shift to cheaper generic alternatives under a national pharmacare plan could change the game, say analysts
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Former Volkswagen CEO charged with fraud in Germany
Former Volkswagen CEO allegedly failed to report the deceptive practice of cheating on diesel emissions testing
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Trump says Boeing should fix, then re-brand Max jets
Trump tweeted sarcastically, “what the hell do I know about branding, maybe nothing (but I did become President!)”
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EU agrees terms for limited trade talks with U.S.
The new trade deal will focus exclusively on eliminating tariffs on industrial goods
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Paul Ryan says rest of the world should be more like Taiwan
Beijing has employed increasingly strident rhetoric around “re-unifying” Thailand with mainland China
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Companies rush to produce pot products, without the cannabis plant itself
Firms are looking to cut costs by moving towards synthetic production of THC and other cannabinoids in a lab
