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Trade deals that lock up intellectual property rules could have dangerous consequences for Canada — Financial Post

Critics warn such deals can push smaller countries into trade-offs that aren’t in their best interests, tipping the global playing field in favour of larger, richer countries via Trade deals that lock up intellectual property rules could have dangerous consequences for Canada — Financial Post President Trumps Complaint about American’s trade past policies is true. SmallContinue reading “Trade deals that lock up intellectual property rules could have dangerous consequences for Canada — Financial Post”

Family Dollar will close nearly 400 stores nationwide — FOX59

Family Dollar will close 390 stores this year and make big changes to the stores it is keeping open as the discount chain seeks a turnaround. Family Dollar sells a variety of items for under $10 at rural and urban locations. Dollar Tree bought the company in 2015, but Family Dollar has struggled. Dollar Tree… viaContinue reading “Family Dollar will close nearly 400 stores nationwide — FOX59”

Billionaire Warren Buffet Believes Blockchain is “Ingenious” but Bitcoin is “Delusional” — World’s #1 CryptoNews Site

Billionaire Warren Buffett thinks blockchain innovation is necessary, however stays far less enthusiastic about bitcoin. Billionaire Warren Buffet Believes Blockchain is “Ingenious” but Bitcoin is “Delusional”. While addressing CNBC’s Becky Quick, the executive and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway emphasized his long-held perspectives on bitcoin, calling the manner in which a few people see the […] viaContinue reading “Billionaire Warren Buffet Believes Blockchain is “Ingenious” but Bitcoin is “Delusional” — World’s #1 CryptoNews Site”

Quadriga’s late founder used to store clients’ Bitcoin passwords on paper so they wouldn’t get lost — Financial Post

Quadriga CX founder Gerry Cotten died in December possibly holding the only keys to $190 million (US$143 million) in cryptocurrencies — but five years ago, he revealed exactly how his digital exchange stored Bitcoin for its clients. Cotten was interviewed on the “True Bromance Podcast” in February 2014 when he was living in Vancouver, in… viaContinue reading “Quadriga’s late founder used to store clients’ Bitcoin passwords on paper so they wouldn’t get lost — Financial Post”