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BREAKING: China raises tariffs on US$60B of US goods in technology fight
Retaliation for Trump's penalties on US$200 billion of Chinese goods. →
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As midterms near, Trump gambles on his hardline trade policy
Trump insists he can save U.S. jobs and factories by abandoning or rewriting trade deals. →
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Statistics Canada reports manufacturing sales rose 0.9 per cent in July
Growth came as sales in 11 of 21 industries climbed higher. →
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Ottawa looks at having retired judge help guide renewed Trans Mountain review process
Feds want to have the pipeline's fate decided within the next six to eight months. →
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Net worth rising but higher debt stings Canadian consumers: analysis
Household debt has been identified as key vulnerability. →
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5 ways Trump’s tariffs on US$200B in China goods could be felt
U.S. govt upped ante with crushing new tariffs, and consequences could be severe, widespread. →
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Ontario seeking stay of TO council cutting decision that threw plans into disarray
Stay application could result in court ruling being put on hold until a formal appeal is heard. →
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EU probes BMW, Daimler, VW over emission systems
Received information the automakers held meetings to discuss clean technologies aimed at limiting car exhaust emissions. →
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Canada bans use of trans fats in food products
Takes aim at partially hydrogenated oil, the main source of industrially produced trans fats. →
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Things go better with cannabidiol? Coke looking at wellness drinks
CBD is believed by many to have anti-inflammation and pain-relieving properties. →
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Governments boycotting Nike or considering it are mounting
Outrage over Nike's Colin Kaepernick ad campaign is manifesting in boycotts, with pushback from civil liberties group. →
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