AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Coffee maker JDE Peet’s plans to make its stock market debut on Friday, sooner than originally planned, after reporting strong investor demand for one Europe’s few large
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Calgary widow grieving loss of twin sister marks bittersweet 82nd birthday
It was a bittersweet birthday for 82-year-old Dorothy Vaughan. Friends and family gathered outside her Calgary retirement home in McKenzie Towne to mark the occasion. “I have the most wonderful
KKR to invest $1.5 billion in Reliance Industries' digital unit, its biggest deal in Asia
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – KKR & Co Inc (KKR.N) will invest $1.5 billion in Reliance Industries’ (RELI.NS) Jio Platforms, its biggest investment in Asia to date and bringing the amount
Insurance comparison firm SelectQuote raises $360 million in IPO
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. insurance policy comparison website SelectQuote Inc SLQT.N raised $360 million after selling shares in its initial public offering (IPO) above its target range on Wednesday.
Rick Zamperin: CFL’s 2020 season, if it happens, will be like no other
We all knew that the 2020 Canadian Football League season would look a lot different than past years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On Wednesday afternoon, CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie
Emergency doctor documenting the front lines of COVID-19
Every shift, Dr. Dawn Lim knows to expect the unexpected. “We are used to dealing with patients who are very sick. That’s not new,” Lim told Global News. “But patients
COMMENTARY: A gentle and careful history of the F-bomb in music from Alan Cross
It was somewhere around 8:30 on the evening of Sept. 7, 1977, when my young ears first heard an F-bomb sung by a rock star. Max Webster, led by Kim
BT in talks to sell multi-billion-pound stake in Openreach: FT
(Reuters) – BT Group Plc (BT.L) is in talks to sell a multi-billion pound stake in its wholly-owned network subsidiary Openreach to infrastructure investors to help fund an ambitious expansion
COMMENTARY: Canadians want Justin Trudeau to get tougher on China. Will he?
An old maxim in Canadian politics is that foreign policy never matters to voters or politicians. This harsh truth was underlined last fall when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau boycotted a
Commentary: What are Bolton, Pompeo telling Mideast leaders? What they want to hear.
The two men in the Trump administration in charge of setting America’s global priorities are crisscrossing the Middle East this week, dividing up an already deeply divided region, trying desperately