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| What will happen to the Canadian dollar in the wake of Trump鈥檚 election? | Where the Canadian dollar goes from here is hard to know until there is more clarity from the upcoming Trump administration, said 鈥 |
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| Guest editorial: Overreach threatens ports that ag supports | It is commonly understood here in Washington that our economy is closely linked to international trade, and that we are uniquely positioned to develop closer ties to the fast-growing Asia-Pacific region. The state Department of Commerce boasts that we are 鈥渙ne of the world鈥檚 leading trade and鈥 |
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| CBE names 12 faculty recipients of research awards | |||
| Experts see possible turning point in Canadian shopping in Whatcom County | This past summer may have been a turning point when it comes to Canadian shopping in Whatcom County. |
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| Canadian currency dropping during stock market sell-off | The dramatic stock market sell-off and fears of a double-dip recession in the U.S. are also having an impact on the Canadian currency. After dropping to right around parity in early trading, the Canadian dollar ended around $1.01 compared to the U.S. dollar Monday, Aug. 8. It's the鈥 |
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| Strategic nonsense | In opposing the recent attempted acquisition of Potash Corp. by BHP Billiton, the Prime Minister and several premiers referred to potash as a 鈥渟trategic asset.鈥 In recent years, other national governments have blocked foreign acquisitions of domestically owned companies on similar grounds. The鈥 |
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| Loonie reaches parity with U.S. dollar; Whatcom County retailers could benefit | The Canadian dollar finished exactly at par with the U.S. dollar Wednesday, Nov. 10, good news for Whatcom County retailers heading into the holiday shopping season. It's the first time the currencies have reached parity or above since April. The recent rise in the loonie鈥 |
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| Low corporate taxes not a major draw of foreign investment, report finds | The federal government may be deluding itself in thinking lower corporate taxes will attract significantly more foreign investment into Canada, a new paper says. |
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| Steve Globerman presents seminar at conference sponsored by the Conference Board of Canada | |||
| CBE's Steven Globerman to present to Conference Board of Canada this week |