Новости за 23.03.2018

After rising midweek, buillion moved higher Friday as prospects of a trade fight between the U.S. and China stoked concern that global growth will slow

Oshawa’s Wendy Long-Davies, along with family and friends, organized a golf tournament to raise money for the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation after her husband, Robin Davies, passed away from thyroid cancer in 2013

French police have killed a gunman holed up in a supermarket after he took a number of people hostage, and at least two other people have been killed. The incident is being treated as an act of terrorism.

TSX dips despite marijuana stock rally

CEO Michael Donovan says the media company is evaluating multiple promising opportunities that he hopes will have a positive effect on the company’s ‘floundering’ share price

The U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee has raised new concerns about the company’s use of user data

Stick to Canadian companies as an investor and you miss out on what’s happening in 97 per cent of the global stock market

Loonie at 77.85 U.S. cents

The Canadians, under new coach Kenneth Heiner-Molle, finished fifth at the Algarve Cup but still won three of four matches

The Commerce Department said on Friday new home sales dropped 0.6 per cent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 618,000 units

China urges U.S. to pull back from brink; markets reel after Trump announces China tariffs

A look at recent notable transactions

Our roundup of Canadian small-caps in the news today

Auto maker says it will focus its lower-emissions lineup on all-battery and gasoline-hybrid EVs rather than costlier technologies including plug-in hybrids

The move was seen as the front runner to buy the assets, which include Advil painkillers and Centrum vitamins, after main rival Reckitt Benckiser quit the race on Thursday

The companies seemed to think they could eliminate or reduce newspaper competition in markets such as London and the Niagara region and avoid any regulatory scrutiny of the transaction.

Sandy Riley – a Winnipeg business leader and Progressive Conservative supporter – said the premier fundamentally mischaracterized the board’s decision to resign en masse, calling it “deeply offensive and wrong.”

Nike already seeing big moves in the post market

Trademark and industrial design holders will need to act to protect and enforce their rights in the UK

Governments must work with the private sector to ensure that new technology is used for the betterment of humanity.

At $21, the company will have a market cap of about $9.18-billion on a fully diluted share count.