Wednesday June 19, 2013


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RBC takes more optimistic view of Canadian economy, raises growth forecast

TORONTO - Economists at the Royal Bank group (TSX:RY) say Canada's growth appears to be stronger than previously thought....

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FedEx 4Q profit down as customers choose cheaper service amid low-growth economy

DALLAS - FedEx's quarter profit is down 45 per cent from a year ago as customers trade down to less-expensive delivery options and the package delivery company restructures some parts of its business....


Consumers' demands changing media and entertainment companies: global survey

MONTREAL - Consumer use of technology is transforming media and entertainment companies with almost 60 per cent of their revenues expected to come from digital sources by 2015, a new global survey says....


Greek coalition parties back in talks to end TV crisis; state broadcaster remains off air

ATHENS, Greece - Greece's governing coalition parties are to meet for a second time in three days to try and end a political crisis triggered by the closure of state broadcaster ERT....


Accounts and accountability: UK committee says bankers must take more responsibility

LONDON - British bankers could soon be facing harsher penalties for behaving badly....


Price of oil rises near $99 as traders await comments by US central bank chief Ben Bernanke

BANGKOK - The price of oil rose Wednesday, before the conclusion of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting....


Thailand cuts rice subsidy price after $4.4B loss in controversial scheme

BANGKOK - Thailand will pay farmers 20 per cent less for rice to stem losses from a much-criticized subsidy program that dislodged the country from its spot as the world's No. 1 exporter of the grain, a government minister said Wednesday....








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