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Canada's latest economic growth data, we've apparently cutback our Starbucks spending, higher premiums mean higher profits in the insurance business, and why Canada's railways are bracing for the worst...in your July 31st edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A new indicator that finding a job is getting harder, a new magnifying glass on airfares in Canada, a huge takeover in the mining space, and why visiting #Vancouver is so expensive...in your July 30th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
How Jasper's wildfire disaster will affect you, a wide ranging multi-vitamin recall, why the world's best known fast food restaurant is reporting a sharply lower profit, and we're apparently flying more...in your July 29th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why #Vancouver based Lululemon might not be a fun place to work these days, seeing more red in the lumber business, why Bombardier is flying high, and a change of heart to keep housing costs down...in your July 26th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
A price fixing scheme hits the bottom line of Canada's largest grocery chain, some rare good news for lumber producers, modern technology improves maritime weather forecasting, and free wifi for certain West Jet customers...in your July 25th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
We've got the latest Bank of Canada interest rate decision, why the bottom line for a well known BC mining company is down sharply, and why Loblaw is being investigated by Canada's privacy boss...in your July 24th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Cutting it close - the number of Canadians barely able to pay their bills will shock you...Big shoes to fill for a BC forestry giant, GM in overdrive, and why a BC ski resort can't wait for next winter...in your July 23rd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
The Bank of Canada's expected decision on interest rates, the reason for last week's internet crash, Canada's largest bed store is selling out, and why Disneyland isn't exactly the happiest place on earth...in your July 22nd edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Fact over rhetoric - the reason for higher gas prices, that plant based milk recall has now turned deadly, more uncertainty for The Body Shop in Canada, and the latest unemployment insurance count...in your July 18th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
Why climate change has become a real worry for business leaders, a huge blow for TC Energy, and Canada's largest book store takes a stand in the controversy surrounding a famed author...in your July 17th edition of Canada's Business Beat.
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