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— Mad Hatter & Happy Hatter - Feb 25  CHAT News TodayWe have been going to the same vet clinic for at least 15 years but the last couple years it feels like every interaction - telephone call or in person - is about ...
— Today's Pick-Up: Mr. Son Rises On Flexport; Irish Truckers To Seek Government Aid If Hard Brexit Hurts Business  BenzingaGood day, Flexport's ship has come in. The digital freight forwarder last week landed a $1 billion investment from a group led by SoftBank's Vision ...
— Province says carbon tax legislation unconstitutional  Law TimesThe fact that greenhouse gases are caused by a wide range of human activities is why the federal government's so-called “carbon tax” legislation is ...
— Will the US fall into a recession by the end of 2020? Half of business economists think so.  USA TODAYRoughly half the nation's business economists say they think the U.S. economy will slip into recession by the end of next year.
— Francis: Our energy industry is in crisis, but Trudeau is too busy doing damage control over SNC-Lavalin to act  Calgary HeraldIf Liberals are dead set against oil and gas, they should let voters know — and then get out of the way for the Tories to win this fall.
— Carbon pricing is a cost-effective option for dealing with ‘externalities’  Regina Leader-PostSaskatchewan should take another look at carbon pricing, because it the most cost-effective way to deal with greenhouse gas emissions.
— Survey: Half of business economists see recession by 2020  New Jersey HeraldNABE survey: Half of business economists surveyed expect recession to start by end of 2020.
— Southern Bounces Back, A Breakout May Take Longer  ForbesBack in October, I urged investors to stick with Southern Company—despite the utility's struggles building America's first new nuclear power plant since the ...
— Today's Pick-up: Mr. Son rises on Flexport; Irish truckers to seek government aid if hard Brexit hurts business  FreightWavesGood day,. Flexport's ship has come in. The digital freight forwarder last week landed a $1 billion investment from a group led by SoftBank's Vision Fund.
— Southern Bounces Back, A Breakout May Take Longer  ForbesBack in October, I urged investors to stick with Southern Company—despite the utility's struggles building America's first new nuclear power plant since the ...