Petronas, Japan'S Jxtg May Buy Stake In India'S Bina Oil Refinery- Source - Financial Post

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Get ready for the world economy’s biggest week of 2019: Bloomberg News


The Fed isn't the only event this week with the ability to shape the outlook for the global economy

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Petronas, Japan's JXTG may buy stake in India's Bina oil refinery- source - Financial Post:


Petronas, Japan's JXTG may buy stake in India's Bina oil refinery- source Financial Post MUMBAI — Malaysia's Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) and a consortium led by Japan's JXTG Holdings Inc are among the companies interested in buying a...

London Stock Exchange soars on bet $27 billion Refinitiv bid will boost bourse: Bloomberg News


Could transform the LSE into a global force in data and trading platforms

U.S. House breaks with no decision on new NAFTA. What that means for the deal and the players: The Canadian Press


All but certain there will be no new trade deal before the start of Canada's federal election campaign

Environmental concerns could dash Teck’s hopes of building massive oilsands mine: Geoffrey Morgan


The macro economic outlook for heavy oil demand – and the oilsands in particular — has improved dramatically

WestJet returns to profit thanks to high passenger load during capacity crunch - Financial Post:


WestJet returns to profit thanks to high passenger load during capacity crunch Financial Post WestJet Airlines Ltd. swung back to a profit in the second quarter despite the capacity crunch from the Boeing 737 Max groundings thanks to a higher passenger... Vie…

Double layoff means early retirement for Quebec couple, but $1.9 million in savings will see them through: Andrew Allentuck


They aren't poor, but they still face challenges in planning their retirement

Nationalism sells — just be careful what you’re buying: Kevin Carmichael


Kevin Carmichael: If patriotism works for marketers, then it will work for lobbyists — and that’s worrying

Ottawa racks up $1.4 billion deficit in the first two months of fiscal year: The Canadian Press


Spending and debt charges grew three times as much as revenue

With the Bank of Canada on hold, watch our $2.19 trillion household debt load grow: Bloomberg News


Spending on big ticket items is about to resume, says strategist

Running afoul of the CRA on RRSP withdrawals can be a costly mistake: Jamie Golombek


Any funds withdrawn from your RRSP must be are included in your income

Watchdogs assess plan to build Canada’s first mini nuclear power plant: Geoff Zochodne


These small reactors could fill energy needs in remote locations and rejuvenate an uncertain industry

Alphabet shares set for biggest one-day gain in four years on ad rebound, cloud promise: Reuters


Google parent beats on second-quarter revenue and earnings

Canadian dairy and agriculture biggest losers of new NAFTA: Report: Nicholas Sokic


Canada’s economy could shrink by 0.4 per cent and economic welfare will decline by more than US$10 billion

Alphabet second-quarter revenue beats estimates: Reuters


Advertisers spent more on its search and YouTube services

Amazon misses second-quarter profit estimates: Reuters


Amazon is facing faces fierce competition from Walmart and other e-commerce players

Oilsands companies in the black, but maintaining capital discipline amid capacity crunch: Geoffrey Morgan


Oilsands companies are conscious of investor apathy to their businesses and vowing to continue being conservative

Royal Bank CEO says housing market now ‘well-balanced’ but stress test could be tweaked: Bloomberg News


‘I wouldn't want to see some markets cool a lot more than they have’

EDC says independent probe clears staff after corruption claim related to SNC-Lavalin: The Canadian Press


The CBC had reported allegations from an unknown SNC insider who said staff turned a blind eye to bribery in a 2011 transaction

This new class of funds is pursuing ingenious strategies, but with complexity comes greater risk: Tom Bradley


Tom Bradley: With liquid alts there are lots of moving parts, the landscape is competitive, and the fees are high


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