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Local firms vie for Yum's slice of the China market China-based hackers looking to derail the $40 billion acquisition of the world’s largest potash producer by an Australian mining giant zeroed in on offices on Toronto’s Bay Street, home of the Canadian law firms handling the deal. Canadian dollar firms on China, Europe data TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar firmed above parity with the U.S. currency on Wednesday as commodity prices were boosted by encouraging manufacturing data from China and Germany and as Greece inched closer to a debt deal. The Canadian dollar rose as high as C$0.9971, close to Tuesday's three-month high of C$0.9966. It finished January at C$1.0028 to the U.S., or 99.72 U.S. cents, up 1.7 ... China-based hackers hit Bay Street law firms The report said that over a few months beginning in Sept. 2010, hackers broke into the computer networks of seven different law firms as well as Canada’s Finance Ministry and the Treasury Board. Small firms want more from Obama's U.S. manufacturing plan A new Obama administration push to strengthen U.S. manufacturing has the support of smaller firms, but it might not be enough to stir many into action. China snubs debt in European spending spree Chinese companies and funds have ramped up investment in crisis-hit Europe, buying utilities, energy firms and even luxury yacht makers, but are steering clear of eurozone debt. Chinese firms snap up investments in Europe, but snub eurozone debt Chinese companies and funds have ramped up investment in crisis-hit Europe, buying utilities, energy firms and even luxury yacht makers, but are steering clear of eurozone debt. Small manufacturing firms want more from Obama A new Obama administration push to strengthen U.S. manufacturing has the support of smaller firms, but it might not be enough to stir many into action. Canadian dollar firms to three-month high on China, Europe hopes TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar firmed above parity against the U.S. currency on Wednesday as commodity prices were boosted by encouraging manufacturing data from China and Germany and as Greece inched closer to a debt deal. Better-than-expected manufacturing data from two of the world's top economies helped ease concerns about the global outlook and lifted Canada's commodity-linked ... China goes shopping in Europe CHINESE companies and funds have ramped up investment in crisis-hit Europe, buying utilities, energy firms and even luxury yacht makers, but are steering clear of eurozone debt. |
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