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Father of P.E.I. man who fell at a construction site says son unlikely to come out of coma
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Canada mulling made-in-Ottawa supplement to Boeing's 737 MAX flight manual
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Bank of Canada to stay put for now, but 2020 rate cut in play: Reuters poll
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Dollar falls, euro has best day since May 2018
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County Fair Mall raising awareness, helping recruit volunteers for Summerside non-profits Feb. 28-29
Japan's January factory output beats forecasts but slowdown expected
By Daniel Leussink TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's factory output rose more than expected in January, providing some relief for policymakers amid heightened risks of a recession as the coronavirus outbreak in China disrupts supply chains and business ...
New Zealand to release data on China trade amid coronavirus outbreak
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand said on Friday that it would release provisional data on its trade with China in the four weeks to Feb. 23, in a special release prompted by heightened interest in the impact on businesses from the coronavirus ...
World stocks set for worst week since 2008 as virus stokes recession fears
By Hideyuki Sano TOKYO (Reuters) - World share markets were headed for their worst week since the depths of the 2008 financial crisis as investors ditched risky assets on fears the coronavirus would become a pandemic and trigger a global recession. ...
UBS tamps back CEO pay after French court blow, earnings miss
ZURICH (Reuters) - UBS Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti cashed in less money in 2019 as the bank made pay concessions related to a French tax case and missed earnings goals during his last full year as CEO. Ermotti, who is due to be replaced by ING ...
BoE's Carney says coronavirus could hurt UK economy: Sky News
(Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said Britain should prepare for an economic hit as fallout from the novel coronavirus outbreak deepens. The central bank had already detected a drop in activity that could imply a downgrade but it was ...
Japan Jan household spending seen falling for fourth straight month: Reuters poll
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's household spending likely dropped for a fourth straight month in January as a sales tax hike continued to hurt consumers, a Reuters poll showed, suggesting any recovery could be some time away as pressures rise from the ...
JPMorgan restricts global travel to protect against virus: Bloomberg News
(Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co issued global restrictions on non-essential travel to protect its employees and business against the spreading coronavirus, the Bloomberg News https://bloom.bg/2vnxhyW reported late on Thursday. The Wall Street firm ...
Malaysia's AirAsia X defers A330neo deliveries as coronavirus crimps demand
By Liz Lee and Jamie Freed KUALA LUMPUR/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Malaysian long-haul budget airline AirAsia X Bhd said it will defer delivery of 78 Airbus SE A330neo planes and consider other changes to reduce its fleet as the coronavirus dents demand. ...
Baidu says first-quarter revenue may tumble as coronavirus takes toll on business, advertising
By Akanksha Rana and Yingzhi Yang (Reuters) - Baidu Inc, China's biggest search engine company, said first-quarter revenue could fall as much as 13% from a year earlier as the coronavirus epidemic puts the brakes on economic activity and advertising. ...
Public Storage only bidder left for National Storage with $1.25 billion bid
(Reuters) - U.S.-based Public Storage emerged on Friday as the likely buyer of Australia's largest self-storage operator National Storage REIT with its current A$1.89 billion ($1.25 billion) offer, after two rivals dropped out of the race. Warburg ...
