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More Canadian firms than ever are seeking creditor protection

Bloomberg A record number of Canada’s largest businesses are seeking protection from creditors, a testament to the strains companies are under because of the coronavirus pandemic. In the three months through June, 27 firms were granted protection under Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), a federal law that gives insolvent corporations that have debt of more than $3.7 million an opportunity ...

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Mexico’s economic activity sees record dip

Bloomberg Mexico’s economic activity plunged by a record in May, continuing a free-fall caused by a coronavirus outbreak that’s wreaking havoc on output. Activity, as measured by a proxy known as IGAE, dropped 22.7% compared to a year ago, the national statistics agency reported on its website. That’s more than the median forecast for a 20.3% contraction in a Bloomberg ...

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EU hails region’s progress to restrict high-risk 5G vendors

Bloomberg The European Union (EU) praised “good progress” in tackling risky suppliers of core fifth-generation mobile network equipment and called on other member states to follow suit. With countries in the region under intensifying US pressure to ban China’s Huawei Technologies Co., the bloc published a report that assessed how well governments were reducing security risks in the shift to ...

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