2015年1月30日 星期五

2015-01-31 Canada English Business


Vancouver Sun
   
'There will be blood' in Canada from oil price collapse, JPMorgan warns   
The Globe and Mail (subscription)
A major U.S. bank is warning Canadians what to expect from the rout in the oil market: “There will be blood.” That warning from JPMorgan Chase & Co. is largely aimed at the province of Alberta, home to Canada's oil patch, but the collapse in oil prices will ...

Canadian Bank Stocks Post Worst Start in 25 Years   Bloomberg
Canadian bank stocks take a dive   Calgary Herald
Barclays downgrades stocks of Canada's 3 biggest banks over economic concerns   CTV News
660 News   
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CBC.ca
   
Tim Hortons job cuts, loonie's latest low & Coke's new recipe: BUSINESS WEEK ...   
CBC.ca
Tim Hortons was back in the news this week, first denying, and then admitting that it was laying off hundreds of head office workers. The news came as a shock to long-time workers, some of whom described to CBC the spectre of seeing colleagues ...

Burger King Gets Salty About McDonald's Appointing New CEO   The Inquisitr
Tim Hortons slices staff   Fort Frances Times
Tims cuts 350 at HQ and regional offices   BCLocalNews
Calgary Herald   
CityNews   
Hamilton Spectator   
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CTV News
   
Energy stocks boost TSX; loonie drops amid slowing economic growth numbers   
CTV News
TORONTO -- The Toronto stock market chalked up a modest advance Friday despite an unexpected decline in Canada's economy in November as the energy sector ran ahead amid a sharp gain in oil prices. The S&P/TSX composite index closed up 36.2 ...

CANADA STOCKS-TSX rises as oil and gold shares rally   Reuters
Energy stocks send TSX higher, loonie falls on slowing economic growth data   Financial Post
The close: US stocks sink on GDP, TSX boosted by energy stocks   The Globe and Mail
CanadianBusiness.com   
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CBC.ca
   
Canada's slumping GDP reveals troubles in just about every sector   
Financial Post
Brent Lewin/Bloomberg GDP will likely fall short of the Bank of Canada's forecasts in the months to come, according to industry experts. Twitter · Google+ · LinkedIn · Email · Typo? More. Comments · Tumblr · Pinterest · Reddit · Digg · FarkIt · StumbleUpon.
CANADA FX DEBT-C$ slips on rate cut bets despite reprieve from oil   Reuters
Canadian dollar closes at 78.67 cents US   CBC.ca
Canadian dollar slides to 78.67 cents US   CTV News
Bloomberg   
Business in Vancouver   
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Vancouver Sun
   
Chevron puts brakes on Kitimat LNG project   
Vancouver Sun
Chevron Corp. is significantly slowing spending on the Kitimat liquefied natural gas project in Canada amid a crash in crude prices and global competition. The San Ramon, California-based producer's move follows Petroliam Nasional Bhd.'s December delay ...

It may be a slower year for LNG in Kitimat even as companies stand by projects   Kitimat Sentinel
Oil crash prompts Chevron to cut spending on B.C. LNG project   Financial Post

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CBC.ca
   
BC government backs down from wine pricing plan   
The Globe and Mail
The provincial government has backed down from a new wholesale pricing structure for wine after merchants and industry experts noted the price of more expensive bottles would skyrocket. Suzanne Anton, attorney general and minister of justice, made the ...

Confusion, frustration reign as new liquor retail law nears   Vancouver Sun
new markup for pricey wines reduced after vendor outcry   CBC.ca
Suzanne Anton announces BC Liberal government about-face on wholesale ...   Straight.com
KelownaNow   
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Winnipeg Free Press
   
CIBC cuts 500 jobs in past 2 weeks: Wall Street Journal report   
Winnipeg Free Press
TORONTO - A published report says the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (TSX:CM) has cut more than 500 jobs over the past two weeks. The Wall Street Journal quoted an email from the bank as saying the reductions are part of "an overall alignment of ...

CIBC confirms job cuts   CBC.ca
CIBC has slashed 500 jobs in the past two weeks, source says   Financial Post
CIBC to cut about 500 jobs   Toronto Sun
News Talk 610 CKTB   
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Financial Post
   
'Business as usual' is not an option, says panel on mine dam failure   
Vancouver Sun
An expert engineering panel recommended Friday a major shift for the mining industry after it determined the Mount Polley tailings dam collapsed because of a design failure. The panel concluded “business as usual” cannot continue and the industry must ...

Timeline from report of events that lead to Mount Polley breach   The Globe and Mail
Canada investigation finds flawed design led to mine dam spill   Reuters
Canada Mine Probe Sees More Spills Unless Changes Made   Bloomberg
Journal of Commerce   
Orangeville Banner   
Yahoo Finance UK   
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Irish Times
   
Germany to Greece: Don't mess with us over debt, austerity   
Washington Post
ATHENS, Greece — Greece and its European bailout creditors were in open dispute Friday, with Germany bluntly rejecting suggestions the heavily-indebted country should be forgiven part of its rescue loans and warning against “blackmail” from Athens.
The Syriza shock   The News International
Greece's Varoufakis: 'No debt talks with EU-IMF troika'   BBC News
As Greece and EU Clash, Clues on Deal Emerge   Wall Street Journal
NDTV   
Daily Mail   
Deutsche Welle   
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Toronto Star
   
Target Liquidation Sales Could Start Next Week   
windsoriteDOTca News
Liquidation sales at Target Canada stores could be underway by the end of next week according to court documents. Target heads to court on Wednesday asking for approval to appoint a joint venture of liquidation companies to sell off the contents of its 133 ...

Target's road out of Canada becomes clearer   Minneapolis Star Tribune
Target Canada liquidation to begin soon   MetroNews Canada

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