The European Central Bank is celebrating the 20th anniversary of euro notes and coins as member countries wrestle with the pandemic’s impact on the economy and the European Union forges a new level of financial cooperation to help boost the recovery.
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Europe’s shared notes and coins turn 20 at New Year’s
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Cathay Pacific suspends cargo flights due to virus controls
Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific Airlines is suspending cargo flights for a week due to stricter quarantine requirements for air crews, potentially adding to strain on global supply chains.
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Cathay Pacific suspends cargo flights due to virus controls
Stocks inch lower in subdued trading on the last day of 2021
Stocks were slightly lower in thin trading Friday, closing out what has turned out to be another banner year for Wall Street. Energy and banks were among the biggest gainers, a common occurrence for the last month.
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Stocks inch lower in subdued trading on the last day of 2021
TSX up 21.7 per cent for the year; moves lower on the day in step with U.S. markets
Canada’s main stock index ended the year up almost 22 per cent for its second straight year of double-digit gains, even as it ended the last day of 2021 in the red.
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TSX up 21.7 per cent for the year; moves lower on the day in step with U.S. markets
Furniture giant IKEA raises prices as supply chain woes persist
The world’s biggest furniture brand IKEA is raising prices by an average of 9 per cent as it faces increasing costs in transport and raw materials, the owner of most of its stores worldwide said on Thursday.
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Furniture giant IKEA raises prices as supply chain woes persist
WestJet to cancel 15 per cent of January flights due to COVID-19 related staff shortages
WestJet Airlines Ltd. says it is being forced to cut 15 per cent of its flights through to the end of January as it deals with staffing shortages due to the Omicron variant.
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WestJet to cancel 15 per cent of January flights due to COVID-19 related staff shortages
U.K. bank mistakenly pays out 130M pounds on Christmas Day
U.K. bank Santander got into the Christmas spirit this year by paying out a total of 130 million pounds (C$224 million) to customers by mistake on December 25.
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U.K. bank mistakenly pays out 130M pounds on Christmas Day
Jury in Elizabeth Holmes trial fails to reach a verdict for second straight week
The high-profile criminal fraud trial of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes will officially resume in 2022.
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Jury in Elizabeth Holmes trial fails to reach a verdict for second straight week
Royal Caribbean bookings take a hit as Omicron fears worsen
Royal Caribbean Group said on Thursday it was grappling with a drop in bookings and a rise in cancellations as COVID-19 cases surge in the United States, driven by the fast-spreading Omicron variant.
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Royal Caribbean bookings take a hit as Omicron fears worsen
'A real Canadian dream story': Refugee-turned-CEO on being named to Order of Canada
Lebanese-Canadian businessman and philanthropist Mohamad Fakih, who was named to the Order of Canada on Wednesday, says that for immigrants, the Canadian dream is alive and well.
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‘A real Canadian dream story’: Refugee-turned-CEO on being named to Order of Canada

