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TransCanada, Canada’s second biggest pipeline operator, will make a final investment decision on its Keystone XL project by December, the company said on Friday as it reported a better-than-expected profit.
Bombardier shares rose 4.5 per cent on the TSX on Friday as investors digested the company’s latest quarterly results.
The close: TSX falls as energy and financial shares slip
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S&P 500 dented by earnings; Dow hits record high
Scaramucci reports more than $50m in assets
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He vows to be a fresh voice in the Trump administration, but in one way he is like many of the others: He is wealthy, with a vast and complicated array of assets.
New White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci owns property and businesses worth more than $50 million, according to a financial disclosure report filed with the government’s chief ethics agency. The biggest source of his wealth is an ownership stake in an investment fund he founded, SkyBridge Capital.
The fund is in the process of being sold to a division of Chinese company HNA Group, a deal that has drawn scrutiny and helped dash Scaramucci’s hopes to move to the White House much earlier in the year. He was turned down as chief liaison to the business community in February.
“In any administration there are always some really extraordinary wealthy individuals, but in this White House, there are so many,” said Don Fox, who stepped down as general counsel at the Office of Government Ethics in 2013…
New White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci owns property and businesses worth more than $50 million, according to a financial disclosure report filed with the government’s chief ethics agency. The biggest source of his wealth is an ownership stake in an investment fund he founded, SkyBridge Capital.
The fund is in the process of being sold to a division of Chinese company HNA Group, a deal that has drawn scrutiny and helped dash Scaramucci’s hopes to move to the White House much earlier in the year. He was turned down as chief liaison to the business community in February.
“In any administration there are always some really extraordinary wealthy individuals, but in this White House, there are so many,” said Don Fox, who stepped down as general counsel at the Office of Government Ethics in 2013…
Pakistan's prime minister resigns after high court ruling – CTV News
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CTV NewsPakistan's prime minister resigns after high court rulingCTV NewsISLAMABAD — Pakistan's beleaguered Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif stepped down Friday after the Supreme Court ordered him removed from office over allegations of corruption, plunging the nuclear-armed nation into a political crisis. The five-judge panel …Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan's Prime Minister, Toppled by Corruption CaseNew York TimesPakistan faces political turmoil as PM Nawaz Sharif ousted in wealth probeThe Globe and MailPakistan's Prospects for Democracy Weaken as Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Is DisqualifiedSlate Magazine (blog)The Atlantic -NPR -The Mercury News -The Guardianall 1,172 news articles »
