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Warren Buffett praises performance but offers no surprises in annual letter

Fiat Chrysler looks to merge with Renault to create third-biggest automaker

Oil eases on economic worries, but OPEC-led cuts support

Berlin backs Deutsche Bank merger despite risk of shortfall, sources say

Manure treatment company finds new pastures abroad

Distrust of U.S. makes Canada a safer haven for data storage

How to do business with countries that have poor human rights records

Meditation device maker calmly sidesteps new limits on duty-free e-commerce

Trade deal’s ‘China clause’ gives expanding companies pause

Canadian lighting firm turned off by Brexit during its search for a European base

Will pink work boots get through a hardening American border?

What if the pipeline to the U.S. dries up?

Canadian hockey blade maker's spring-loaded skates gaining traction with NHL

Why yoga franchisor rejects more applications than it accepts

The ‘I know a guy’ strategy is not enough to find effective partner in China

Drake-type Toronto cool may be key to China for this company

Can we send our softwood to China if U.S. hardens its stand?

Off the beaten path in China: great for travellers, a headache for business

Still room to grow in China for Canadian cleantech companies

Canada’s place in the new ‘darker global order’ of trade

Why Canadian businesses don't need to panic about trade under Trump

Company found a way to make glass bottles and jars last longer

It works for Canada Goose, but how far can ‘made in Canada’ go?

As permit costs rise, U.S. touring becomes even tougher for Canadian musicians

What trade rules can Canada turn to if Trump rips up NAFTA?

Consumers love free shipping, but small businesses scramble to keep up

Sales took off after Top Hat ignored advice and flipped its sales strategy

Canada’s trade alternatives post-Trump and Brexit

Robots in warehouses: Job killers or indispensable?

Exporting ‘necessary for survival:’ Canadian musicians

How Brexit may affect Canadian businesses’ dealings with Ireland

Cut ties with a foreign partner with great care

How a Canadian company caught the attention of U.S. retail behemoth Wal-Mart

Sightseeing in Paris? Canadian-French app can help

How a small Canadian company that makes tiny shims is selling to international giants

Why Canadian businesses love Arizona