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Canaccord adds to its Canadian capital markets arm
– theglobeandmail.com
Chris Blackwell to be its head of investment banking in Canada; Jason Melbourne to be head of institutional equity sales and trading/securities
Trump has ‘no intention’ of releasing his tax return
– macleans.ca
President Donald Trump speaks with reporters on Air Force One while in flight from Andrews Air Force Base, Md., to Palm Beach International Airport, Fla., Thursday, April 6, 2017. (Alex Brandon/AP/CP)WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump “has no intention” of releasing his tax returns to the public, says Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, asserting Americans have “plenty of information” about the president’s financial matters.
For decades, presidents have released their tax returns. But Trump has so far refused, saying that he would share the tax documents only after the Internal Revenue Service completes an “audit” of them. He’s never disclosed proof of an audit and tax lawyers say there’s nothing preventing him from releasing his returns if he’s under one.
Trump said before he launched his campaign that he’d release them if he ever ran for office.
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“If I decide to run for office, I’ll produce my tax returns, absolutely,” he told an Irish television station in 2014…
At the open: TSX falls as big banks weigh, Home Capital up
– theglobeandmail.com
Wall Street opens higher with earnings in focus
