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As Heat Busts Records, Nearly 500 Deaths In This Part Of Canada
A historic heat wave in western Canada is believed to have led to a sharp spike of deaths in British Columbia, with the toll expected to climb further.
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The Mysterious Indian-Origin Tycoon Behind $1.2 Billion Bid To Save Yes Bank
Erwin Singh Braich says he has the money for the investment and has provided documentation to Yes Bank's Chief Executive Officer Ravneet Gill on his ability to pay.
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Who Are Yes Bank's Potential New Investors? Details Here
Yes Bank needs to raise new capital after being forced to step up provisioning against bad loans, including to some of the non-bank lenders caught up in the country's shadow banking crisis.
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Canada's Spotlight on Tycoon C Sivasankaran And An Island Luxury Home
It appeared to be the coup de grace of a Canadian dirty money probe into real estate: a sprawling island manor off the coast of Vancouver that the government said was linked directly to an alleged criminal conspiracy at a state-run Indian bank.
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Huawei CFO Awaits Her Fate In Canadian Splendor
Meng's arrest at the behest of the US -- which wants to extradite her on grounds she tricked banks into potentially violating Iran sanctions -- has sparked an unprecedented diplomatic row.
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"Canada's Warren Buffett" Drives His Own Pickup Truck
Jim Pattison is often dubbed Canada's Warren Buffett-a trope that underscores how relatively unknown he remains outside Canada despite a conglomerate that operates in 85 countries across a dizzying array of industries: supermarkets, lumber, fisheries, disposable packaging for KFC, billboards across Canada and ownership of the No. 1 copyrighted best...
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Chinese Tech Giant Huawei's CFO Arrested Abroad, Faces Extradition To US
Huawei Technologies Co.'s chief financial officer was arrested in Canada over potential violations of U.S. sanctions on Iran, provoking outrage from China and complicating thorny trade negotiations just as they enter a critical juncture.
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Cambridge Analytica Saga Ensnares A Tiny Canadian Data Shop
A tiny data analytics firm in a quiet provincial capital in Canada's far west has found itself at the center of the scandal surrounding Cambridge Analytica's role in British and U.S. elections.
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Poultry Farms In India Resemble Superbug Reservoirs, Study Finds
Indian poultry farms aren't just rearing chickens - they're also breeding germs capable of thwarting all but the most potent antibiotics, researchers found.
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Modi's $222 Billion Make-in-India Haul Masks Hurdles To Come
The results of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Make in India" drive to attract foreign investment remain to be seen.
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Pakistan Joins Exclusive Drone-Warfare Club, With Nod to China
Pakistan this week became the world's fifth known country to use an armed drone in combat, and it can probably thank China.
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As Heat Busts Records, Nearly 500 Deaths In This Part Of Canada
A historic heat wave in western Canada is believed to have led to a sharp spike of deaths in British Columbia, with the toll expected to climb further.
-
The Mysterious Indian-Origin Tycoon Behind $1.2 Billion Bid To Save Yes Bank
Erwin Singh Braich says he has the money for the investment and has provided documentation to Yes Bank's Chief Executive Officer Ravneet Gill on his ability to pay.
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Who Are Yes Bank's Potential New Investors? Details Here
Yes Bank needs to raise new capital after being forced to step up provisioning against bad loans, including to some of the non-bank lenders caught up in the country's shadow banking crisis.
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Canada's Spotlight on Tycoon C Sivasankaran And An Island Luxury Home
It appeared to be the coup de grace of a Canadian dirty money probe into real estate: a sprawling island manor off the coast of Vancouver that the government said was linked directly to an alleged criminal conspiracy at a state-run Indian bank.
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Huawei CFO Awaits Her Fate In Canadian Splendor
Meng's arrest at the behest of the US -- which wants to extradite her on grounds she tricked banks into potentially violating Iran sanctions -- has sparked an unprecedented diplomatic row.
-
"Canada's Warren Buffett" Drives His Own Pickup Truck
Jim Pattison is often dubbed Canada's Warren Buffett-a trope that underscores how relatively unknown he remains outside Canada despite a conglomerate that operates in 85 countries across a dizzying array of industries: supermarkets, lumber, fisheries, disposable packaging for KFC, billboards across Canada and ownership of the No. 1 copyrighted best...
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Chinese Tech Giant Huawei's CFO Arrested Abroad, Faces Extradition To US
Huawei Technologies Co.'s chief financial officer was arrested in Canada over potential violations of U.S. sanctions on Iran, provoking outrage from China and complicating thorny trade negotiations just as they enter a critical juncture.
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Cambridge Analytica Saga Ensnares A Tiny Canadian Data Shop
A tiny data analytics firm in a quiet provincial capital in Canada's far west has found itself at the center of the scandal surrounding Cambridge Analytica's role in British and U.S. elections.
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Poultry Farms In India Resemble Superbug Reservoirs, Study Finds
Indian poultry farms aren't just rearing chickens - they're also breeding germs capable of thwarting all but the most potent antibiotics, researchers found.
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Modi's $222 Billion Make-in-India Haul Masks Hurdles To Come
The results of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Make in India" drive to attract foreign investment remain to be seen.
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Pakistan Joins Exclusive Drone-Warfare Club, With Nod to China
Pakistan this week became the world's fifth known country to use an armed drone in combat, and it can probably thank China.
