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Stock news for investors: Q4 results from Manulife, Sun Life, Air Canada, and more Feb 13th

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Understanding Hack Attacks on Cryptocurrency Sep 28th

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Trump raises US tariffs on South Korea imports to 25% - BBC + MORE Jan 27th

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Saudi Arabia freezes new trade, investment after Canada demands activists be freed - CBC.ca + MORE Aug 6th

CBC.caSaudi Arabia freezes new trade, investment after Canada demands activists be freedCBC.caSaudi Arabia says it has ordered Canada's ambassador to leave the country, and is freezing all new trade and investment transactions with Canada in a spat over human rights. Ottawa is 'seeking gre.... More »
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What is Sun Life’s new decumulation product? + MORE Oct 30th

Late in September, Sun Life joined a small group of Canadian financial firms offering would-be retirees a decumulation product designed to help pensioners make the often-tricky transition from saving and accumulating wealth to drawing it down. It’s called MyRetirementIncome. In doing so, it joi.... More »
The London attack: It’s getting harder to keep calm and carry onBritain’s Prime Minister Theresa May addresses the media following a COBRA meeting in response to Saturday night’s London terror attack. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
The third terror attack in under three months has Britons wondering what can be done to stop them
When London’s Borough Market is in full swing, there is no better place in the city to stock up on fruit, vegetable, fish, meat, cheese, and sweets. Visitors and regulars alike spend hours wandering its tangle of Victorian-era stalls.
At night, the same area is teeming with the painfully hip drinking and dining in some of London’s best bars and restaurants. Tucked in along the south bank of the River Thames, the location is a favourite for revellers because of its stellar transport links; the market is opposite London Bridge station, with its connections to all corners of this massive city.
So when three knife-wielding terrorists driving a white van struck London Bridge and Borough Market last night, they had a broad canvas on which to paint their brutal terror…

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