Updated 3:45 pm PST, Monday, November 5, 2018 Small herd of Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) on the tundra, Mackenzie Mountains, Yukon, Canada. (Photo by DeAgostini/Getty Images) Small herd of Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) on the tundra, Mackenzie Mountains, Yukon, Canada. (Photo by DeAgostini/Getty Images) Photo: DeAgostini/Getty Images FILE - In this Aug. 12, 2009, file photo, caribou migrate in the Porcupine River Tundra in the Yukon Territories, Canada. A decision by Canadian wildlife officials means that caribou will no longer inhabit a small portion of the Lower 48 states. After decades of trying to reintroduce the animals into Idaho and Washington, Canadian officials have decided to relocate six remaining survivors in the United States farther north into Canada. less FILE - In this Aug. 12, 2009, file photo, caribou migrate in the Porcupine River Tundra in the Yukon … [Read more...] about Mountain caribou in lower 48 states being sent to Canada
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Legal Marijuana Is Coming to Canada. Investors Catch the Buzz.
Sections SEARCH Skip to content Skip to site index Canada Subscribe Log In Subscribe Log In Advertisement Supported by ByIan Austen July 8, 2018 CHESTERVILLE, Ontario — Inside garage-sized containers at one end of a cavernous warehouse in a former Nestlé factory south of Ottawa are rows of marijuana plants stacked atop each other, basking in the unearthly glow of grow lights. They belong to Hamed Asi, an Ontario businessman who calls them his “vertical farm.” He has no background in growing marijuana, or in any kind of agriculture. His other line of business is installing office furniture; cubicles, filing cabinets and desk chairs fill the opposite end of the warehouse. A financial boom not seen since the dot-com mania of the late 1990s has overtaken Canada. The legalization of recreational marijuana, scheduled for this autumn, is not only a momentous social change and public health challenge, but also a rare … [Read more...] about Legal Marijuana Is Coming to Canada. Investors Catch the Buzz.
DealBook Briefing: T-Mobile and Sprint Are Trying to Win Over Washington. Will They Succeed?
Page 1 Created with Sketch. With Andrew Ross Sorkin Supported by APRIL 30, 2018 Continue reading the main story Share This Page Continue reading the main story Good Monday morning. Just in: The WSJ reports that banks and credit card companies are “discussing ways to identify purchases of guns in their payment systems” as a possible prelude to blocking such sales. That’s similar to a proposal Andrew has laid out for ways financial firms could limit gun transactions. Some links require subscriptions.Is the third (or fourth) time the charm for Sprint and T-Mobile?Yesterday’s rollout of T-Mobile’s $26.5 billion bid to buy Sprint — the companies’ latest merger effort over the years — showed that both wireless carriers are laser-focused on winning over regulators. Their main talking points: Together they can build a robust 5G wireless network, keep prices low for consumers, and create … [Read more...] about DealBook Briefing: T-Mobile and Sprint Are Trying to Win Over Washington. Will They Succeed?
How Would a T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Affect Your Cellphone Bill?
Supported by Business Day By CECILIA KANG and MICHAEL J. de la MERCEDAPRIL 30, 2018 Continue reading the main story Share This Page Continue reading the main story WASHINGTON — T-Mobile’s proposed merger with Sprint would create a new national wireless giant capable of taking on Verizon and AT&T. The combined company, which would be called T-Mobile, would cover about 100 million customers.But how, exactly, will all those customers fare if regulators sign off on the deal? And what about the millions of customers who use Verizon and AT&T?Here’s what you need to know.Will my bill go up?Possibly, but not immediately. It’s difficult to promise that prices will remain at their current levels, even though the companies say consumers should expect the deal to lower prices.But more competition is generally regarded as better for consumers. After all, look at what happened after regulators denied an attempted merger by T-Mobile and Sprint in 2014. … [Read more...] about How Would a T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Affect Your Cellphone Bill?
You’ve Got Our Backs, So We’ve Got Yours. T-Mobile Launches Extensive Military Support Initiative
BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 18, 2018--T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) today unveiled an expansive, new companywide initiative to thank America’s military, veterans, and their families. First up, the Un-carrier introduced T-Mobile ONE Military – a new plan for our nation’s military, their families and their small businesses. T-Mobile ONE Military includes everything in T-Mobile ONE – all at T-Mobile’s biggest discount ever for families with Half Off family lines. And, to keep the Half Off thank you going, military customers can get Half Off the most popular Samsung superphones – including the new Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ -- via bill credits through May 31. It all starts April 22 at T-Mobile stores nationwide or by calling 1-800-TMobile.This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180418005743/en/And that’s just the first part of the Un-carrier’s multi-faceted military … [Read more...] about You’ve Got Our Backs, So We’ve Got Yours. T-Mobile Launches Extensive Military Support Initiative